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1.1m am in apo Abuja deal can I call? |
Lloydfolarin:. Ogar before them catch me I done see 70years old granny marry its better than this country where graduates no get hope the rich gets richer d poor gets poorer |
My brother if u r hungry and jobless please disappear from this country for its a total mess a mortuary attendant in overseas is better than a bank manager in naija besides who will employ u here? Who do you know? My brother run and come back in 2019............. see u in 2019. |
1m deal? Make I call? |
Nigeria police I guess these people want their own shear from the billionaire. |
Hmm we are watching |
•Billionaire kidnapper’s whereabouts unknown •Moved out of Lagos midnight by 30 heavily armed men BY ADE ALADE and CHIOMA IGBOKWE After weeks of public furore and media frenzy, a sudden blackout has descended on the case of Chukwuduneme Onwuamadike a.k.a. Evans, Nigeria’s infamous billionaire kidnapper, thus fuelling speculations that he’s escaped, or dead. Saturday Sun has however gathered that Evans is not dead as his family now fears but has been moved from the Lagos police command headquarters cell by about 30 heavily armed men at midnight few days ago to an undisclosed destination. Some senior police officers in the know told Saturday Sun he was moved to Abuja Indeed, in the last few days, a palpable silence seemed to have enshrouded the Evans phenomenon. Where is Evans? It is a question the police is not prepared to officially answer right now. A man who hitherto divulged the details of his criminal life to the public almost on a daily basis is suddenly no longer accessible to even the press corps. All a Saturday Sun reporter who visited the state police command was told was that Evans is no longer allowed to talk to the press till further notice. The secrecy surrounding his whereabouts in the official quarters baffles those who have closely followed his story since his arrest. After days of sniffing around the Lagos police formations to get information on Evans whereabouts, it was gathered that the kidnap kingpin had been moved out of the Lagos command headquarters days ago by heavily armed policemen and is yet to be returned. Police had last week said they had got a court order to detain him for three months to give them enough time to complete their investigation. This followed two suits filed by Evans lawyer, Olukoya Ogungbeje, at the High Court seeking his release and claiming N300m damages from the police. Some senior police officers who spoke to Saturday Sun on condition of anonymity expressed fears that Evans might not make it to the court. They argued that he might plot his escape from prison, or get across to some of his members who are still on the run. Their concerns are not farfetched, given that several inmates in the past had reportedly committed much heinous crimes even while in prison. Some of the officers confirmed that Evans was no longer in the police cell in Lagos. “He has not been returned since he was moved out. Evans is a broken man; police can’t resort to extra-judicial killings at this point. He is cooperating, and he is ready to help return all his ill-gotten wealth as soon as possible”, one of the officers said. Another reliable source at the police command told Saturday Sun “Evans is not an ordinary criminal. I guess that they took him out for further investigation but I don’t know why they are yet to return him to his cell.” The source further assured: “No one is planning to kill Evans. I believe that they will return him later. He could be in any good cell in the state for security reasons, but I can assure you that he is not dead yet. Even if anything happens to him, if he dies in custody, it will be as a result of cancer which he claims he is suffering from.” Yet another senior police officer who preferred anonymity assured that Evans is okay. “He is okay and seriously cooperating with the police in its investigation. From the look of things, he might not spend up to three months in detention before he’s charged to court. As for his location, I assure you that he is in a protective custody somewhere out of town.” The officer who reinforced fears within the police circle, said that “a criminal is always a criminal,” adding that, “with the number of robbery cases and kidnappings to his credit, he is well known among criminals.” He told Saturday Sun: “Within the short period that he spent in our cell, he is already controlling inmates in the cell. They fear and respect him; we do not want to run the risk of allowing him to form another notorious group which is common amongst them.” On why his family is yet to get access to him, the officer said that they are yet to approach the police. “A lot of his family members benefitted from his ill-gotten wealth, so they are afraid to come close to the police station. Evans confirmed that he bought a car for his father and also gave him N3m. The police will recover such money and properties. We will soon get a warrant to pick his father up and possibly his mother, who also benefitted.” Calls and text messages to both the Lagos Police Spokesman, Olarinde Famous-Cole and the Force PRO, Moshood Jimoh on the official position of the Police on Evans’ whereabouts were neither answered nor responded to as at 10pm yesterday.
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hmbassey1960:. We are talking of juju u r talking of beauteous |
Jay-Z’s 4:44 Lyrics: All About, Beyoncé, Blue Ivy…and Becky Meanwhile, in the four verses for “Blue’s Freestyle/We Family,” Jay-Z raps, “I got bloodlines in Benin, that explains the voodoo / Got poison in my pen, thank god for Lulu / And thank the heavens for BB, her Creole roots run deeply / I’m crazy, you ever leave me I might have to put an egregious / Spell for us to stay together / Facelessness / Maison Margiela embracing / ‘Cause more than ever we gon’ have to stick together, feel me? / More than ever my n—as gon’ have to stick together, feel me? / Already ahead of your end, in the foreign bumping Fela, feel me? / Was out in Havana when that had that banned forever, feel me? / F–k embargoes, I’m a narco / Colombian ties, shout out to Dapo / OG Juan also / Feel me? / All the fellas from the favelas round me, feel me? / Lagos, all the bodies around me, feel me? / Bismillah, all the gods around me / Mexicanos ain’t building f–king walls around me / I feel like Ali / Viet Cong never done s–t to me, feel me? / More worried about Trump than anyone overseas, feel me? / I’m out in the art clubs in London sipping tea, feel me? / I’m out in Michelangelos in FTs.” “Blue’s Freestyle/We Family” isn’t the first time a Jay-Z song has featured his daughter; the scion made her musical debut in his 2012 “Glory,” and she was in Beyoncé’s 2014 song “Blue.” The TIDAL edition of 4:44 features 10 original songs. Since its release, the album has been certified platinum. “Props to Jay! He’s done it again!” RIAA Chairman and CEO Cary Sherman said in a statement Wednesday. “Another platinum album adds to an already iconic career
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After them go buy big cars the parade around the claim yahoo yahoo boys not knowing is blood money see their faces NCAN these ones na Afonja oh not IPOB |
Please nairalanf tell others please they are stealing from people |
Please be informed about this page on Facebook they just tool someone's 100usd and I believe they have been stealing from people too this is their number +234 705 732 8579 they are wicked and heartless please tell the world
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World champions Germany secured a first Confederations Cup title after victory against Copa America winners Chile in Sunday’s final in St Petersburg. Lars Stindl hit the first-half winner following a mistake by Marcelo Diaz. Chile’s Arturo Vidal and Angelo Sagal both blazed over the bar in the closing stages. Germany’s Timo Werner was elbowed by Gonzalo Jara, who escaped with a yellow card despite the use of the video assistant referee (VAR). Earlier, Adrien Silva scored an extra-time penalty as Portugal recovered from a goal down to beat Mexico 2-1 in the third-place play-off in Moscow. Luis Neto bundled into his own net to hand Mexico the lead, but Pepe stabbed home a stoppage-time equaliser to force an extra 30 minutes at Spartak Stadium. (Source: BBC sports
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Location? And what's the last it can fly for? |
What won't we see in this naija |
Omg Hushpupi pure water released I wonder who did this naija will not stop to surprise.
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MrBrownJay1:True talk u just nailed it on both ends..bro indeed you belong to nobody but u r for everybody #buhari# |
Stormisova:Bad observation make money fall on you bro. |
MrBrownJay1:Omo I can't even talk you na huhpupi die hard fan ooooo.... You win bro.. |
MrBrownJay1:These are the points bro... 1, how did he know there r fake from mere pictures? 2, because someone I'd drinking red wine dose not mean he didn't notice the ace spade in the chiller. Let's learn to respect each other all fingers And taste r not equal God made them so. After all watch na just time piece. |
snowlord:. Executive Director Club Opiumcubana |
Huhs my son u have suffer please go beg phyno.... ![]() |
Opium Finished Hushpuppi For This One Lol To force Nigerians to buy original is somehow, to me is like disrespecting a customer drinking red wine in my club because I have ace of spade in the chiller to sell smh my son hubs how do you know original from mere picture I tire for you oh.... ![]()
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Make I book space too the war done start even Zoro want to trend...talking like a tout...but finally sha phyno is a king here!! Messing with phyno is messing with the entire east of Nigeria |
In a move of 'solidarity', Zoro has warned Hushpuppi not to step foot in the South East as he would "beat and chuk chuk" him. See his tweets after the cut...
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Can't believe I wasted my mb to see this ordinary expensive EOD oga drive it its ur car #myopinionthou# |
Op point of coreect Pablo Escoba and not Escoba Smith Flaunts His Lavish Mansion..... We know them drug/kidnappers dealers........ |
Location? |
olisaemeka1:. Lmao he is correct somehow thou its Rx 330 and not Rx 350 op take correction |
Seriously hmmm now the game begin we are watching.... |
its better than this country where graduates no get hope the rich gets richer d poor gets poorer