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and this one

and this

Nor be Naija be these?

no mind dem jire

This is it. We are poised now and ready.

We want all diasporic Nigerians who obviously means well for Nigeria to leave their comfort zones and fight for the country because of the following:

1 Nigeria is a failed state

2 Goodluck Jonathan "has no clue, is dumb and has a wife who cant speak English"

3. Bianca Onoh Ojukwu has been made the adviser to GEJ on diaspora affairs despite the call for government revenue and officials to be trimmed.

4. The GEJ government promised 6000MW of electricity by 2010 but as at now only 3180 is what we have

5. Bombs are being planted by GEJ himself all over the place.

6. Atiku was given money byGEJ so that he will allow himself to be defeated at the PDP primaries-

7. INEC wants to pocket more money because JEGA is Goodluck Jonathan in reverse.

8. Patience Jonathan cant even read her own speech.

9. GEJ is shooting gun in Borno

10. GEJ is dresed like almajiris and shooting at people in JOS

11. GEJ's kids were in school while my kids were not allowed to go to school

12. GEJ wears designer knicks and jumpers while my children go barefoot to school.

13. Nigerians are getting killed in America, South Africa, China, UK and GEJ drinks champagne each night.

14. Nigerians commit crime in the UK and GEJ is looking while they get jailed

15. Nigerians in China are being killed for drug trafficking while GEJ smokes garri for dinner.


We need the foreign based Nigerians with better wisdom and approach to issues to kindly come home and lead the revolt.

Remember Tunisia, remember Egypt.

Please save us in Nigeria.

afam4eva:
This woman doesen't know that she's old and should be a role model to young people.

because she went to the club? LOL.

shotuns:
NIGERIA I HAIL THEE,

  I was at the Nigerian Embassy in Beijing 3 days ago and I was shocked at what I heard from one of the diplomats.  376 Nigerian citizen presently in prison in Beijing alone, serving jailed terms for mostly drug trafficking, overstaying their visas, fraud and so on ranging from death penalty,life imprisonment and 15 years. According to the source, she said in January 7th 2011 , three(3) Nigerians were caught with drugs at the airport and they will surely be executed.
  There are many other Nigerias in other cities and provinces in China right now serving terms too, where is this country heading to, getting worst everyday, we keep on making the headline every single day,  God help us,

Where is the country heading to? You blame the country or the people? who ow what makes up a country?

^^^

LOL.

More rubbish.

^^^^^^


So its not 419 or fraud to be deceitful? LOL.

Its deceit when you say you married someone, beat the system and use false testimonies to get government recognition or whatever.

Please fraud is fraud. Dont paint or taint it.

http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/bmw-seller-found-in-trunk-of-car-with-ear-partly-missing-82023


New York: The two men met through the Internet, fate and a 2008 BMW. The car was an M3 coupe, a fully loaded speedster with an eight-cylinder engine and an Interlagos Blue Metallic exterior.

The owner, Akeem Ajimotokan, worked in the procurement office at Columbia University. He was the original owner of the car, and he was asking $46,000.

The prospective buyer, identified on a bill of sale found inside the BMW as Barion A. Blake, was an ex-convict with previous arrests for stealing BMWs. He apparently had a different price in mind.

After a series of events that included a police car chase and a collision with a yellow cab, the BMW was found in Upper Manhattan on Wednesday morning, its front end crushed. Mr. Blake, who the police believe was driving the BMW at the time of the collision, was gone, but the police officers examining the wreck found Mr. Ajimotokan.

He was in the trunk -- alive, barely, though he was bound, with multiple stab wounds and with his ear partially severed.

Mr. Ajimotokan, 33, was taken to Harlem Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition, was placed on a ventilator and was in a coma on Thursday, the police said. Meanwhile, an all-out search was on for Mr. Blake, 30, who had been released from jail in April after serving time in New Jersey for assault, said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

"The motive appears to be the robbery of a high-end car," Mr. Browne said.

But many investigative gaps were still being filled in.

It was not immediately clear when Mr. Ajimotokan first placed his ad, with his phone number, on Cars.com; it also was not known when Mr. Blake met Mr. Ajimotokan. But something clearly had gone awry for at least several hours before the accident in Upper Manhattan.

At about 3 am, a uniformed officer with the Nassau County Police Department spotted the BMW pulled over on the side of the road, near Jericho Turnpike. The officer saw "two people outside of it," Mr. Browne said, suggesting that it was Mr. Blake and an accomplice.

"It looks like they are swapping license plates on the vehicle," Mr. Browne said.

The officer, from the Third Precinct, went to inquire, but the two men jumped in the car and took off westbound on Jericho Turnpike, and then southbound on the Cross Island Parkway, Mr. Browne said. The officer followed the BMW in a marked squad car but lost control on the snow-covered streets, and his car flipped over.

The officer was taken to a hospital for evaluation; a spokeswoman for the Nassau Police Department described his injuries as not life-threatening.

The BMW was next seen in Inwood at 9 am on Wednesday. Witnesses, including the yellow cab driver, said that the suspect tried to drive away after the accident, but that the BMW's undercarriage got hung up on a concrete divider as he attempted a U-turn at Dyckman Street and 10th Avenue.

When the responding officers from the 34th Precinct looked inside the BMW, they saw several .38-caliber bullets sprinkled in the car's blood-spattered interior.

The car had only one license plate, affixed to the rear, and the officers had determined that it had been stolen from a 1999 Toyota Camry left in a parking lot in Queens.

They saw that a piece of the rear seat, separating the car's cabin from its trunk, appeared to be missing. Then they found something worse: Inside the trunk was Mr. Ajimotokan, clinging to life. He was unconscious, having been stabbed several times in the head and body. His hands had been tied behind his back with plastic zip ties.

They found a handwritten bill of sale, dated Jan. 25, to Mr. Blake, of 10th Avenue in Manhattan, from Mr. Ajimotokan. Investigators are examining the possibility that the car was stolen from Mr. Ajimotokan's home in West New York, NJ It is unclear if he was assaulted there or at some later point.

"We have reason to believe the individual who ran from the car, or fled the scene, is the same one as the purported buyer," Mr. Browne said. "Right now, we are working on the investigative premise that Mr. Ajimotokan was lured to some location on the belief there was going to be a purchase of the vehicle and was instead assaulted and put in the trunk and the car stolen."

Linda M. Foglia, a spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Correctional Services, said that Mr. Blake has also used the alias Adrian Burnett, and has been convicted under both names. Under his alias, Mr. Blake was convicted in February 2001 for four crimes between June 1999 and July 2000, in Nassau County, Manhattan and Queens.

"At one point, he stole a 2000 BMW car, valued at $80,000," Ms. Foglia said. "Then, he possessed a stolen 2001 BMW."

Another time, she said, he stole "another BMW worth $79,000."

In October 2004, Mr. Blake, 6-foot-7 and 215 pounds, was released into the custody of New Jersey authorities.

He returned to the New York State correctional system on February 2, 2007, to serve two to four years for a second-degree assault on a police officer stemming from an episode in April 2006 in Queens, Ms. Foglia said.
No one at Mr. Ajimotokan's residence could immediately be reached by phone.

Robert Hornsby, a spokesman at Columbia University, where Mr. Ajimotokan is employed, said the university did not comment on police investigations.

"Because of the police situation on this, we don't ever comment," he said. "If there is additional information, it would have to come from the NYPD. first."


Read more at: http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/bmw-seller-found-in-trunk-of-car-with-ear-partly-missing-82023?cp

677ano:
It does not matter what tribe they are. The issue here is that they are Nigerians and those in government  running Nigeria should be blamed.

This fraud, embezzlement etc started from the rulers of this great country where no one bothers about how you got rich or by what means

These critics makes a good nollywood script.

what are u talking about?

well done JTF

WackyJ1:
The reason i keep pounding on the head of Nigeria about her problems is because she is the giant of Africa we supposed to be talked about highly, mentioned when they are talking about world powers and so on. Those of you asking the common man what he is doing to improve Nigeria might as well hit their head against a brick wall( it achieves nothing). The only one in the position to do anything to improve Nigeria are the leaders of the main organizations of every relevant sector. The truth is, a vicious cycle is in play in Nigeria. The leaders eat money meant to develop nigeria, lack of development will led to tough life conditions for the people who will then result to corrupt practices to survive. Those saying the change starts with the common man are not realistic. The change starts from the top.

Honestly. Did you read this your verbose vituperations objectively before hitting the reply button?

This is utterly surprising.

Why is it that people havent started blaming GEJ for this particular case?

Means there is hope for GEJ, that one day - NairaLAnd people will see clearly.

rubbish

LOL

More rubbish.

you cant unluck a branded visafone phone. It is CDMA bro.

are u on FB? Yes, she has a salon.

Try her on 07944184322

so? big deal?

Friends kill and few of them are ready to save U which is the better?

hmmmmm

call Maurine on 07733798392

She is around you - Hackney

^^^^

LOL. Where is the abuse in my comment.

You need to read it hundred times before you can understand?

^^^
rubbish.

Another foreigner wishing evil for Nigeria.

Come home and lead the protest and the "revolution"

old news. Topic very deceitful.

He was questioned by the SSS, he was never detained nor arrested.

do dey work on weekends?

rubbish

r u serious?

anywhere all over London just to fix a small weave on?

where exactly are you?

VolvoS60:
I have said time and again that a country gets the leaders it deserves. This may seem harsh or unnecessarily provocative but its the truth.

No one should feign surprise at what is going on. At the heart of any functional democracy is one thing: accountability.

This accountability (of the leaders to the led) is missing in this republic. It has been missing in all the governments this country has had for 5 decades now. And without it, we are nothing and will never get to where we want to be.

Sadly, with each new government that comes in, the odds of getting the relationship right are getting smaller and smaller because the Citizens Action which is needed to FORCE that accountability is nowhere to be found.

The truth of the matter is that the PDP is not accountable to any of us. That, my friends, is the awful truth. It owes us nothing. It came into power by its own hands and a sprinkling of votes by some very gullible individuals who (hopefully) have now learnt the error of their ways. But it is not a people’s government. And since it is not, it would be asking too much expecting it to function like one.

Look at this: the-PDP led federal government has been publicly told by a committee of its own men (in a very rare moment of truth and candour) that the economy is breaking under the burden of a bloated, corpulent bureaucracy. And yet the sinecures continue, full speed ahead.

What does this mean? I’ll tell you what it means. By its actions, the PDP is telling all of us:

"Do your worst. We have (political) debts and favours to grant and/or call in. If in our horse-trading, we create a bureaucracy which becomes a deadweight on the economy and drowns it, then SO BE IT. After all, you are our slaves and are no better than the damned."

Before anyone thinks this is just about Mrs Ojukwu, let me say it is not just about her. It is about her appointment and ALL the other appointments that are simply not fit for purpose. You all know what I’m talking about - The Special Boards of Enquiry, the Presidential Task Forces, The Special Envoys, The Presidential Advisory Groups, the Senior Special Assistants/Advisers, the Special Councils etc. This has been on for over 3 decades and unfortunately the GEJ administration has continued with this dishonourable tradition.

But people, do not be fooled: contrary to what most of us here think, the GEJ-led PDP government knows EXACTLY what it is doing. It knows what it wants. The big question is: do we?

In three months time, this same question will be asked of us all. Kindly have your answers ready.

I bet you are the one that is fit

All these foreigners make me sick the way and manner they spew nonsense.

which one be s.c.?

LOL

I bet they are among the lot who come to NairaLand to run their mouth against everything possible.