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FamilyCan I Swap My Daughter's Kidney With My House Girl's by macjive01(op):
I went for a naming ceremony of a friend's kid at a church in cele, on sunday. After the service, as I was heading out I ran into an ex-neighbour with her kids -girl- boy. Anyway this ex-neighbour insisted I come hone with her as she has sonething that is bothering her that she would love me to advised her on.

Cutting long story short, the woman's daughter has a damaged kidney .

The goodnews is , a person can live comfortably well with just one kidney. Just that he/she would have to avoid heavy lifestyle , heavy drinking and smoking. And probably heavy duty strenuous jobs.

Also she has found a doctor in India that would do tge operation.

At this point I was beginning to wonder what she needs me for. Then it dropped.

She began to heap accolades on her daughter , she is brilliant. Intelligent. Very active in sports . Plays musical instruments. And how she cant live with the thought of her jewel not being complete and able to continue with her hobbies.

She then got to the main point. In a lowered voice she said her maid has been identified to have same body and blood type and some medical properties.

Now she is asking if she was to swap the damaged kidney with the maids if her daughter could live on two different kidneys without issues ?

Or would it be better to take the house girl's two kidneys and swap with her daughter's. So the daughter has same type of kidneys. And the house girl will also get two of same kind.

Please what could you advise her?
PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 9:19am On Nov 04, 2013
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: UPDATE!!: Eziachi-i Will Be Signing Off For A While. by macjive01: 7:22am On Oct 30, 2013
Please take photos of the airport and give us ur enlighted assessment of the airport.

You said two airline lands at the airport, whats the second one besides ethopian airline?
CrimeRe: INTERPOL ARRESTING NIGERIANS IN NIGERIAN (PHOTO) by macjive01(op): 8:11pm On Oct 29, 2013
babyosisi: The man ugly die
Even if he is innocent of the crime listed he should still be arrested for being too ugly
is it his fault ?

no be his father that drank shekpe and monkey tail before the copulation that produced him , u should blame .
CrimeRe: INTERPOL ARRESTING NIGERIANS IN NIGERIAN (PHOTO) by macjive01(op): 8:09pm On Oct 29, 2013
careytommy: odua republic representing! grin
please dont make this tribal , they are Nigerians , so you are.
BusinessRe: Six Under Consideration To Replace Sanusi As CBN Governor by macjive01: 8:04pm On Oct 29, 2013
Peterwins: From the listed six contenders (though others exist), I will pick Dr Sarah Alade because:



She will need to lobby the world bank, IMF, the Presidency and most importantly GOD to get the job. I will be glad if she becomes the first female CBN governor in Nigeria just as we now have the first female CJN heading the judiciary.
BECAUSE SHE IS A yORUBA ?
CrimeRe: INTERPOL ARRESTING NIGERIANS IN NIGERIAN (PHOTO) by macjive01(op): 7:59pm On Oct 29, 2013
The International Criminal Police Organization (ICPO, French: Organisation internationale de Police Criminelle – OIPC), or INTERPOL, is an intergovernmental organization facilitating international police cooperation. It was established as the International Criminal Police Commission (ICPC) in 1923 and adopted its telegraphic address as its common name in 1956.[3]


Interpol has an annual budget of around €70 million most of which is provided through annual contributions by its membership of 190 countries. The organization's headquarters is in Lyon, France. It is the second largest intergovernmental organization after the United Nations by member states. In 2012, the Interpol General Secretariat employed a staff of 703 representing 98 member countries.[1] Its current Secretary-General is Ronald Noble, a former United States Under Secretary of the Treasury for Enforcement. Succeeding Khoo Boon Hui, its current President is Deputy Central Director of the French Judicial Police Mireille Balestrazzi.


In order to maintain as politically neutral a role as possible, Interpol's constitution forbids it, at least in theory, to undertake any interventions or activities of a political, military, religious, or racial nature.[4] Its work focuses primarily on public safety, terrorism, organized crime, crimes against humanity, environmental crime, genocide, war crimes, piracy, illicit traffic in works of art, illicit drug production, drug trafficking, weapons smuggling, human trafficking, money laundering, child pornography, white-collar crime, computer crime, intellectual property crime and corruption.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpol
CrimeINTERPOL ARRESTING NIGERIANS IN NIGERIAN (PHOTO) by macjive01(op): 7:42pm On Oct 29, 2013
They are our compatriots. But they operate in other shores. Their activities are an embarrassment to all of us. They indulge in crimes for which all of us should flinch. Indeed, the United States Secret Service and narcotics agents have dubbed the
18 as some of the most wanted on their list. A manhunt is on to arrest 15 of them. Already, three others have been arrested by Interpol officers in Lagos.
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•Adebowale Shekoni (40)
•Abiodun Bakare (37)
•Rilwan Ayatonde Soetan (50)
•Kenneth Eromosele Abulu (36)
•Olselcita Folayan (41)
•Musiliu Balogun (40)
•Mutiat Titilola Olubi (51)
•Ahiata Folashade Price (46)
•Monsuratu Omoniyi Griggs(43)
•Ayodele Soyan (51)
•Ahuama Benjamin Okey (50)
•Basiratu Mojisola Bakare-Giles (47)
•Adegboyega Olukunle Odedina (36)
•Alex Ahmed Ero (51)
•Seye Richard Osinoiki(46)

ARRESTED

•Steve Adedeji
•Apampa Olayinka
•Olugbemiga Adebisi (a.k.a.) George Banks


They are wanted for multi-million dollar bank frauds, identity theft, drug pushing and, in the case of one of them, the rape of an expectant mother.

The Commissioner of Police in charge of Interpol, Mrs Atinuke Koyi confirmed the arrests of three of the suspects.

The United States Secret Service, US Drug Enforcement Administration(DEA), United States Marshals Service, the US. Postal Inspection Service and the office of the New York State Governor, David Paterson named some of those wanted as Adebowale Shekoni (40), Abiodun Bakare (37), Rilwan Ayatonde Soetan (50), Kenneth Eromosele Abulu (36), Olselcita Folayan (41), Musiliu Balogun (40) and Mutiat Titilola Olubi (51).The others are: Ahiata Folashade Price (46), Monsuratu Omoniyi Griggs (43), Ayodele Soyan (51), Ahuama Benjamin Okey (50), Basiratu Mojisola Bakare-Giles (47), Adegboyega Olukunle Odedina (36), Alex Ahmed Ero (51) and 46-year-old Seye Richard Osinoiki, who is wanted for the rape of the expectant mother.

Those already arrested are: Steve Adedeji, Apampa Olayinka and Olugbemiga Adebisi (a.k.a.) George Banks).

Reports say that the US Federal Bureau of Intelligence(FBI) has also embarked on a joint operation with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Special Fraud Unit (SFU) in Nigeria, to arrest others who may be hiding in the country.

In the US, the dragnet, according to Assistant Director of Criminal Investigations at the FBI, Chip Burrus, involves 56 field offices. He said: “We hope that publicity would help find and bring the fugitives to justice.”

Nigerian Compass learnt that Shekoni, who was residing in Atlanta, Georgia, was indicted for 13 bank frauds, conspiracy, passing counterfeit cheques, interstate travel in aid of racketeering and money laundering conspiracy. His case summary says he entered the United States illegally and had been involved with a counterfeit cheque cashing ring.

Those involved in cheque kitting frauds against multiple banks, which had caused the United States millions of dollars in losses to banks and merchants, usually open business accounts, mostly under gas station identities. They use the bank cheques to float between bank accounts and systematically withdraw money from these accounts prior to the banks awareness that the worthless cheques are either drawn from accounts with insufficient funds or closed accounts.

They also use worthless cheques drawn on the accounts to buy items from wholesale distributors.

The case against Soetan is listed thus: “Aggravated identity theft and fraud.”

The Secret Service, Miami office says: “Rilwan Soetan is a Nigerian national identified as part of an organised group responsible for the compromise of more than 2000 personal credit card reports. Subsequent aggravated identity theft/fraud perpetrated by Soetan and his group have resulted in significant financial losses.”

Bakare, who is wanted for financial crimes, is also accused of using a vehicle to knock down a Federal Officer while escaping arrest.

The case summary states: “This individual is wanted for charges related to financial crimes and assault on a federal officer. Bakare ran an elaborate financial scheme in which he used stolen personal information to open fraudulent credit card accounts.”

Folayan, a DEA- listed fugitive, is accused of Federal drug violations, including alleged conspiracy to distribute heroin in the Northern district of Illinois. His poster warns people not to attempt apprehending him. Rather, people who see him should alert the US Marshals Service.

A warning from the Secret Service on the fugitives says: “Do not attempt to apprehend any of these individuals. Contact the Secret Service or local police; or, if overseas, the nearest US Embassy or Consulate if you have information regarding these individuals.”

Federal Agents in the United States say that Musiliu Balogun, who has been on the run for about five years, was behind a drug distribution network, moving as much as 80 per cent of the white heroin coming into the United States from Southeast Asia.

When the ring was smashed, 24 suspects were arrested and over 72 kilogrammes of heroin seized. Balogun and his girlfriend Mutiat Titilola Olubi were identified as leaders of the drug cartel. They were once sighted in Togo and Thailand.

Born on September 5, 1963, in Ibadan, Oyo State, Balogun is believed to be one-metre seventy-six centimeters tall. He weighs 75 kilogrammes, has black hair and brown eyes.

Besides Mutiat Olubi, details of crimes committed by other Nigerian women who appeared on the Most Wanted list were also given.

One Ahiata Folashade Price is wanted for conspiracy to distribute heroin. Monsurat Omoniyi Griggs and Basiratu Bakare-Giles were accused of the same offence in different regions of the United States.

Detectives at the Detroit Division are still searching for Ahuama Benjamin Okey, identified as Fugitive NCIC-W163933955. He is wanted for alleged Federal Drug Violations and conspiracy to distribute heroin at the Eastern district of Michigan.

In the Maryland district, Odedina is wanted for bank fraud. US Postal Inspection Service in Colorado district is looking for Ahmed Ero over mail fraud.

Information at the Atlanta office of the Secret Service Agents shows that a 36-year-old Kenneth Eromosele Abulu is wanted for passing counterfeit currency and using false identification.

The US Secret Service investigative mission is to safeguard the payment and financial systems of the United States. It has been collaborating with Nigerian agencies striving to give the nation a good image.

“When they send specific request to us, we assist in tracking the criminals. But if they're looking for somebody and a formal request is not made, there is nothing we can do,” said Mrs Koyi, the Interpol boss.

She said following specific requests, her men arrested one 50-year-old Olugbemiga Adebisi aka George Banks. According to her, Banks was arrested at the Murtala The Great Prophet International Airport, Lagos on arrival from China where he had served a one- year jail term for bank fraud.

Detectives even wondered why the fugitive calls himself George Banks, the name of a Pennsylvania mass murderer, who shot 13 people in 1982 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, five of them his own children.

In the US, the Nigerian George Banks was declared wanted for Access Device Fraud, Aggravated Identity theft, mail theft, social security number violations and other frauds. He allegedly escaped from New Hampshire to China and committed the same offences.

The Chinese authorities, however, got him.“Each time Adebisi commits the crimes, their monitor catches him. Yet, he kept on running from one country to another,” a source told Nigerian Compass.

In China, Adebisi seemed to have found wisdom in the saying “When you're in Rome, do like the Romans.” He bleached his skin and altered his features to look like the Chinese.

The two other persons in Interpol's net are Steve Adedeji and Apampa Olayinka. They were caught when they approached the US Embassy to renew their visas, thinking that the search for them was over.

Interestingly, the Interpol allowed them home on bail after the US Secret Service failed to respond to letters sent by the security outfit. Adedeji and Olayinka now report at the Interpol office at Alagbon every Monday.

The Commissioner of Police (CP), Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Mr Olayinka Balogun told Nigerian Compass that the SFU had been collaborating with international agencies to check the activities of fraudsters.

His words: “Generally, they send scam letters to us and ask us to help track some of these criminals. There are some cases that we are working on right now.”

On his part, EFCC's spokesman, Osita Nwaja admitted the anti-graft agency's collaboration with the American agencies, saying, “We have good working relationship with the major agencies around the world. FBI is one of the backbones of the EFCC, it has trained some of our people. We've worked extremely closely with them. We've had some joint operations in Lagos area and intercepted outbound mails sent by fraudsters with fake cheques and all sorts of documents. We're also working with the German police and the South African Scorpion. They have so much trust in the EFCC because of our achievements in the war against fraudsters over the years

http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/headline/129784-the-most-wanted-nigerians-for-crime-in-the-usa-are-all-yorubas.html
PoliticsNigerian Crime Wave Sweeps Britain, Threatens The Empire by macjive01(op):
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PoliticsRe: PLOT TO KILL GEJ THICKENS- (NO JOKES) by macjive01(op): 1:38pm On Sep 03, 2013
Still on going
PoliticsRe: Revealed: How Arthur Eze Used Tony Nwoye To Spite Andy Ubah…nwoye’s Criminality by macjive01: 10:24pm On Aug 28, 2013
so people will compare this common tout to SOLUDO.

SOLUDA ABEG FLOAT YOUR OWN PARTY IF APGA / COURT NO GREE REVERSE THEIR JUDGEMENT
PoliticsRe: Top Ten Nigerian Biggest Investors In The Aviation Industry by macjive01: 2:54pm On Aug 26, 2013
Maybe we should tell the girl that won
MTN aeroplane lottery to return the money and ask for the aeroplane insread so she can put it in service
PoliticsRe: Top Ten Nigerian Biggest Investors In The Aviation Industry by macjive01: 8:58am On Aug 26, 2013
This is a sector our serious biz men need to take advantage of.
Our local flights cost more than sone European international flight

From owerri to abuja/lagos 45 mins yet 25k. And always over booked.

London to Poland 4 hours yet only £50 = N12,500.

London to Romania 5 hours yet only £35
Rarely full.
PoliticsRe: Top Ten Nigerian Biggest Investors In The Aviation Industry by macjive01: 12:19pm On Aug 25, 2013
macjive01: so no Igbo owner airline huh. na to make noise dem sabi, i'm Igbo by the way, i'm not talking about the average igbo man, im talking about the Arthur eze and emeka offor's.

Arthur Eze who shamelessly flew from Senegal to Enugu airport two day to the inauguration of the airport just to lay a claim on "first to land" at the airport, silly as what nairaland infantile do here; "first to comment".
Yet this is our "big men", men who we should naturally aspire to become like.

He wouldnt have minded the airport - enugu , looks like a "naija-spec remodeled local primary school".
maybe it was his company that was given the contract.

of course, our re-modelling simply means splashing a few layers of coating of paints.

one can only imagine, how grotesque the structure will become once the first rain falls on it. i pity us.


Orji Uzor kalu has no reason not to bring back his Slok airline into the country.

GEJ is a business friendly government.
PoliticsRe: Top Ten Nigerian Biggest Investors In The Aviation Industry by macjive01:
so no Igbo owner airline huh. na to make noise dem sabi, i'm Igbo by the way, i'm not talking about the average igbo man, im talking about the Arthur eze and emeka offor's.

Arthur Eze who shamelessly flew from Senegal to Enugu airport two day to the inauguration of the airport just to lay a claim on "first to land" at the airport, silly as what nairaland infantile do here; "first to comment".
Yet this is our "big men", men who we should naturally aspire to become like.

He wouldnt have minded the airport - enugu , looks like a "naija-spec remodeled local primary school".
maybe it was his company that was given the contract.

of course, our re-modelling simply means splashing a few layers of coating of paints.

one can only imagine, how grotesque the structure will become once the first rain falls on it. i pity us.


Orji Uzor kalu has no reason not to bring back his Slok airline into the country.

GEJ is a business friendly government.
CrimeRe: Bad:married Man’s Peni*s Cut Off By Love-rival On College Campus(graphic Image) by macjive01: 10:40am On Aug 25, 2013
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PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 2:06pm On Aug 24, 2013
the airplane as it landed, you see the two firs trucks on standby ?

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 1:28pm On Aug 24, 2013
stampede at people boarding the plane

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 1:27pm On Aug 24, 2013
more customers disembarking

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 1:01pm On Aug 24, 2013
passengers disembarking.

fully booked for the next two weeks.

Ethiopian air might need to increase the frequency

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:57pm On Aug 24, 2013
Nwachinaemelu ‏@cchukudebelu 15m

Peter Obi also claimed there were close to 200 passengers on the inaugural flight. People came from Rome, Dubai etc.

Peter Obi claims that Ethiopian Airlines from Enugu is already fully booked for two weeks.
PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:50pm On Aug 24, 2013
First international commercial flight has landed at Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu today @ 12:15 pic.twitter.com/qjrgpE3U5B

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:48pm On Aug 24, 2013
jona poster at DNEN/ENU

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:43pm On Aug 24, 2013
Ethiopian Airlines 931

ETH931 · "Ethiopian" (all flights) (website)
Bole Int'l (HAAB / ADD)
Terminal 2

Akanu Ibiam Int'l (DNEN / ENU)

10:00 EAT
12:05 WAT

Scheduled: 10:00 EAT
Scheduled: 11:57 WAT


Duration: 4 hours

Saturday, 24 August 2013

Aircraft Boeing 737-800 (twin-jet) (B738 – photos)

Speed Filed: 448 kts (graph)

Distance Direct: 2,147 sm

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:27pm On Aug 24, 2013
first flight ,

Ethiopian Airlines 931
ETH931 · "Ethiopian" (all flights) (website)
Bole Int'l (HAAB / ADD)
Terminal 2
Akanu Ibiam Int'l (DNEN / ENU)
10:00 EAT
12:05 WAT (?)
Scheduled: 10:00 EAT
Scheduled: 11:57 WAT
Other flights between these airports
Duration: 4 hours
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Status result unknown (?) (track log & graph)
Aircraft Boeing 737-800 (twin-jet) (B738 – photos)
Speed Filed: 448 kts (graph)
Distance Direct: 2,147 sm

PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 12:03pm On Aug 24, 2013
First photo uploading in 3 minutes . Plane out of sight but can be heard
PoliticsRe: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by macjive01: 11:54am On Aug 24, 2013
10 minutes to touch down
TravelRe: Is There Money And Jobs In Uzbekistan by macjive01(op): 2:09pm On Aug 18, 2013
tunnytox: @OP
Going to Uzbekistan is like signing your own death warrant, a word is enough for the wise.
really ?

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