₦airaland Forum

Bifwoli:
That boy must either be a Yoruba or a Brazilian,but not a proper/real Nigerian.

Jezuz. It's pretty obvious he's mixed race (Nigerian + Asian [Filipino, Indonesian, etc]).

victorazy:
His facial look doesn't seems Nigerian, he looks more a sounth American.

LOL. Why did he run to Nigeria?

repogirl:
Second of all, tests were done, if it wasnt rape then how do you explain the bruises on her body? Love bites?

Bruises could be self inflicted. End of.

repogirl:
Last of all, a virginity test showed she was raped, abi are the doctors olodos like you?

Virginity test? A 19-year old Australian? Are you kidding me?

repogirl:
Jara, if he was innocent, why did he run?

Etim Esin also ran. He was later found to be innocent.

funkyjms:
Guy, forget! Bayern is out!

Yes sir.

Mcleo007:


This Bayern team is weak. With no Robben, Ribery, Bastian; such possibility is one in a million.

OK

Bosville:
porto is a disgrace....5-0 half time Imagine

Ha ha ha

Owerri—Christ mothers from Mgbishii, a sleepy rural community in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area in Imo State, have cried out to the Catholic Archbishop of Owerri Ecclesiastical Province, His Grace, Dr. Anthony Obinna, over alleged attrocities being committed by their sons and daughers in the area.
The women visited Archbishop Obinna at the Maria Assumpta Catholic Cathedral, Owerri, where they complained that they were being raped by their own sons on daily basis.
“We are raped and molested by our own children. You cannot come to Mgbuishii and return home safely because of the crime,” the women told Archbishop Obinna.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/children-rape-us-imo-christian-mothers-cry/

Wetin be dis?

raumdeuter:
Was this before Benjamin Adekunle kicked his ass to Abidjan or after
WHat a cantankerous coward

A book by C. C Onoh Ojukwus inlaw. On page 10 see below

Wow. C. C Onoh said that? I can image the depth of hatred. Then his daughter still went ahead to have a relationship with Ojukwu? Was she just being rebellious or she was swayed by Ojukwu's wealth? Hmm. Make person daughter no make am get heartattack o!

So how was he released in the first place? Aha.

emmydeep:
A neighbour shared similar experience with me yesterday.
The antena is not same with the one op posted here.
The truth is that the antenna did not work, BUT HE ADDED THAT THE MEN THAT SOLD THE FAKE PRODUCT TO HIM WERE ALL YORUBAS.

I will post the pictures he sent to me later.

Right...

LMAO

Lagosianswag:
I don't understand, Did Ibori steal from the UK government or he stole from "Nigerian" Taxpayer's Money. How come the British government is hell bent on recovering the Loot. How much of the so-called Loot have they returned to the Nigeria or are the U.K taxpayers now the rightful owners of Nigeria's stolen wealth.

He he. His mistake is holding a British passport.

We built rockets, and we designed and built our own delivery systems. We guided our rockets. We guided them far, we guided them accurately.

Really? Were they V2 rockets? Interesting all the same.

matingo:
they should not leave their girls with neighbours or any unrelated person. The heart of man is desperately wicked.

Funny; most r@pe cases of minors are by male relatives.

All the admitted patients are males, middle-aged, and all developed the illness at about the same time.

...and isn't that right there enough of a pointer?

AjanleKoko:
You should know that that is a double-edged request to Baba God

I don't want us to meet Pep. Not that I doubt we can beat Bayern, but I don't ever want to see us play against the greatest coach in our history, unless it's a friendly game. No Sir

I perfectly understand.

AjanleKoko:
Hola Cules
Baba God, give us Porto abeg

Funny. You discount the possibility of Bayern overturning the 3-1 deficit?

Amack:
you try by marrying a yoruba. nwoke agwugo na ala igbo. my teacher always told us not to associate or trust the yorubas. she gave us an e.g, she said as yorubas cap bend to any side you face it that's how there life is. she warn us that if yoruba man ask you to stay, run and he ask you to run, stay. that why if we call you (okpu yoruba) that's yoruba cap, in our school. People will start seeing you as a saboteur.

Exhibit A of how Igbo kids are indoctrinated into tribal hatred from an early age. I just love this confession.

Some of the assertions over there are not exactly tallying with what I got from SR:

http://saharareporters.com/2010/01/07/why-us-government-after-%E2%80%9Cogun-state-newest-political-godfather%E2%80%9D-buruji-kashamu

Both Catherine Wolters and Fillmore had, prior to Kashamu’s December 18, 1998 arrest, identified a photograph of Kashamu from a photospread as the person whom they knew to be in charge of the heroin smuggling organization. The case agents referred to the photograph of Kashamu as the “surveillance” photograph because the agents believed at the time that overseas law enforcement officers had taken the photograph while on surveillance. The government obtained a copy of Kashamu’s December 18, 1998 arrest photograph and placed it into a photospread The government showed Fillmore this second photospread at some point after Kashamu’s arrest and before transmitting the extradition paperwork to DOJ OIA. Kashamu’s arrest photograph appeared in Position 7 of the photospread.

As Fillmore viewed the arrest photospread, Fillmore stated “it’s not jumping out at me” and that he knew what “Alaji” looked like. Fillmore told the agents that the photograph in Position 3 looked like a bad photograph of “Alaji” and that the photographs in Positions 2,4,6, and 7 did not look like “Alaji” at all. Fillmore stated that the photograph in Position 5 looked a lot like “Alaji” but also did not look like him. Fillmore ruled out the photograph in Position 1 and stated that the photograph in Position 5 looked the closest to “Alaji.”

On January 10, 2003, Magistrate Workman issued his final decision in the second extradition proceeding. Magistrate Workman found, among other things, that: (1) Kashamu had a similar-looking brother; (2) Kashamu was an informant for Interpol in Benin and Togo and for the NDLEA in Nigeria; and (3) Kashamu’s brother was not killed in 1989 by Nigerian Customs officials.
Magistrate Workman then turned to the question of the government’s alleged misconduct and whether the United States had abused the extradition process. The judge noted that he found certain government assertions to be untrue, particularly the position that Kashamu was not an informant, but that, despite these findings, the government had not abused the process. Magistrate Workman held as follows:

“If the Government was aware of that fact [that Kashamu was an informant] and persisted in putting forward such untruthful evidence, it would plainly be evidence to support an abuse of process submission. However, the evidence emanates from an Agency in Nigeria over which the American Government has no authority. It is then passed to America and then to this country and I cannot be satisfied that it was probable that the Government knew that evidence was false. Although I, and no doubt any trial judge, will be concerned at the lack of care by the United States prosecuting authorities in examining and testing this evidence, I am unable to conclude that the Defence have demonstrated that this was probably done with the knowledge of the United States Government. In those circumstances I do not find there has been an abuse of process”. Id. at 8.

Magistrate Workman next addressed in his opinion whether there was a prima facie case for extradition. The judge reiterated his finding that Kashamu had a brother who bore a “striking resemblance” to him and noted that he was satisfied that the brother was the co-conspirator in the instant case. Id. Magistrate Workman acknowledged that he was “mindful” that the matter of the credibility of the identification witnesses “should essentially remain a matter for a jury.” Id.
Magistrate Workman concluded, however, that he was “satisfied that the overwhelming evidence here is such that the identification evidence, already tenuous, has now been so undermined as to make it incredible and valueless. In those circumstances there is then no prima facie case against the defendant and I propose to discharge him.” Id. at 10. The second extradition proceeding against Kashamu was thereby concluded and [size=18pt]Kashamu was released from custody[/size].

LOL. Na wa o. Alias after alias. So who is he, really?

Lucasbalo:
Believe me the guy was well known to us here as a sleaze bag. I went to college couple miles north of his base of operation. He should come to US and see what will happen to him.

Sleaze bag or not; let the US go about it the way of extradition. I am well aware of the Chicago connection and Nigerian drug cartels though.

The other thing is, the surest way of proving he's the one they are looking for is to prove his brother died before 1994.

People are funny; suggesting that he should spend his money on flight ticket and his time to go "clear his name". Is it the US judicial system that is now so infallible that they cannot make mistakes (either unintentional or intentional)? Go check on people being freed by The Innocence Project. If the US think he's a drug baron and want him so badly, they know how they do.

damcqute:
Still trying to think of what medical syndrome presents with these signs. The swelling of the tongue itself is a mystery.

...with swelling of tongue? Hmm.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scombroid_food_poisoning

In the worst cases, the poisoning may cause:

blurred vision
respiratory distress
swelling of the tongue
In rare cases, the poisoning may result in death. Preliminary results from an autopsy on Noelene and Yvana Bischoff, mother and daughter tourists from Australia who died suddenly in Bali in January 2014, has attributed their deaths to scombroid poisoning.

milychocs:
Mz Adichie just made Time Magazine' s 100 Most Influential People
Maybe they will post it on Nairaland next week
Hehehehehehehe
Cheers

...and so did Shekau. So what's your point?

Headache? Blindness? Death? Hmm. Sounds like they've all been drinking alcohol adulterated with methanol.

LMAO

mozeybee:
To solve this problem, you must understand algebraic operations in different number bases.
1) you must note that the normal operation will perform daily is in "base 10" ( which is an even number).
2) The sum of any three even numbers in any "even base" will always give an even number.
3) Similarly, the sum of any three odd numbers will only give an even result when operated in an "odd base"
4) Since the question did not specify which "base" the summation is operated in, one is at liberty to fix any arbitrary base for solution.
5) Since the three boxes must be filled with three odd numbers ( as provided), an "odd base" must be used.
6) The unique rule for number base operation is that " no digit in a number must be = or > the base of the number".
7) Hence, the suggestions of 9 base 9 is mathematically wrong although you will get a correct answer by 27/9= 30 (in base 9).
To solve this problem, numbers must be chosen in "base 7".
9) The basic idea of this algebraic operation is that "once the since the summation is = or > the base, the result of the summation is divided by the base and the result is the summation in that base.
10) For the solution, I pick 1, 11 and 15 (all in base 7) Note that all the digits in each number are < 7. Hence, mathematically valid.
11) Now
T U
1
+ 1 1
+ 1 5
.......................
2 7
12) Since the unit result is = to the base(7), we divide by 7 and round the whole whole answer to the Tens column, while the remainder is left in the Unit column.. Hence, 7/7 = 1 remainder 0. Hence the final result is
T U
1
+ 1 1
+ 1 5
.......................
3 0
..............,......
Q.E.S..

There also is no digit 9 in Base 7.

pkjag:
It's simple base addition let's use base ₉:
So 9₉+9₉+9₉=30
Those who have done computer science or electrical engineering will get it, for those who don't, we operate using base₁₀, so for base₉ let's all calculations such as 4+4=8 are the same as base₁₀, but when it comes to calculations like
9+9= 20, it's just like base₂ where
1₂+1₂=10.

You see in base₉ the number 9 is the last number, so there's no 10, so when you add the last numbers together you get 20 for arithmetic convenience, how? well in base₉ there are 10 numbers: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 so it'd expected that if you add the tenth number to itself it should give the twentieth number then if you add again it should give the thirtieth number.

Excuse me, when the base is not specified, it is base 10. Sorry.

Austeenx:
I'm here imagining Mascherano defending set pieces against PSG.

Thankfully Pique has raised his set piece defending; and they had very few.

I expected he should have considered set pieces. PSG are tall; dunno about picking Mascherano.

KingEbukasBlog:

His usual response; one trick pony.