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delishpot:
My suspicion...............Someone he is planning to maga has magaed him. They prolly asked him to send those photos to verify that it is truly him they are sending money to.

Nigerians and their penchant for framing up all sort of stories. Some are even thinking I snapped the picture myself.
Allah ya Isar mun sharrin Nairaland

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This madness is just starting
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His relatives should take him to a psychia

Do we all remember this bed "made in Aba"

Please find below the real pic and site it was cropped from!?

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250 Civilian JTF members with prerequisite qualification recruited into the Nigerian Army. Kudos to President Buhari and Gov

Borno State governor Kashim Shettima, on Friday, announced that 250 ex-Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) members have been recruited into the Nigerian Army.


Mr. Shettima, who said that he has been liaising with the Ministry of Interior to ensure that no single volunteer will be left out, as long as they have sacrificed their life defending the State and the nation.

It will be recalled that Civilian JTF volunteers have played a pivotal role in maintaining the safety of residents living under the control of Boko Haram terrorists, particularly in instances when there were no police or military in the area. Numerous Civilian JTF members have lost their lives during the course of Boko Haram's domination over Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa States.

The leader of the new recruits to the army, Solomon Benjamin, thanked Mr. Shettima for his sacrifices and contributions to the Civilian JTF and promised to be a good ambassador of the State.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/22/250-civilian-jtf-members-absorbed-army

The idiot name is Orjinwa Chika

This is The face of The Devil. He even wrote widower in His profile

That is so hateful and mean spirited and can only come from one so deranged and needs psych help.

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A proud. Mother

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Another minestrone for the Buhari Family

Hausa hate igbos
Yoruba has igbos
SS hate Igbos
Obama hate igbos
Ghanaians hate igbo
South East Asians hate igbos

Haba why is everyone hating igbos? The igbos really need to look inwards and ask themselves why are they the only tribe in the black books of other tribes?

How about this

One WORD for our African brother who refuses to repatriate back home, He singlehandedly fought 2 European police men

Am pretty sure this is not the USA, our bro would be in a morgue somewhere by now. Lolzzzz

This retirement is even to the best interest of igbos, because currently no igbo man is an AIG in the police force, if they weren't retired, the next management team of the Police ie DIG and AIG will have nil igbo representation. But right now with 21 AIG retired, 21 CP will be promoted to AIG

They are on recess

Certificateless President teaching Africa Heads of state the art of Good Governance

President Paul Biya sends team to Nigeria to learn ways of catching corrupt officials 1 2 3 4 5 (0 votes)
Wednesday, Jun 29 2016 PAUL BIYA Simon Ateba



President of Cameroon, Paul Biya, sent a five-man delegation to Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency on last week to learn how to trace money stolen from the heavily corrupt country.

It was not the first time Cameroonian officials had traveled to Nigeria to learn the fight against corruption. After President Olusegun Obasanjo set up the anti-corruption agency in Nigeria in 2003 as he sought to perpetuate himself in office, Biya sent a team to Nigeria to learn the same tricks as voices rose against his long rule, although the official reason for establishing the EFCC was a response to pressure from the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF), which named Nigeria as one of 23 countries non-cooperative in the international community’s efforts to fight money laundering.

Shortly after that visit, what was known as “Operation Epervier” in French or “Eagle Operation” was launched in Cameroon. Many politicians were arrested on corruption allegations, especially those suspected to be vying for Biya’s seat.





In a statement on Wednesday to TheSimonAtebaNews, the acting Chairman of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, was quoted as expressing the readiness of the Commission to assist the Cameroonian government in the area of asset tracking and recovery.Magu was speaking on Wednesday when he received a five-man delegation from Cameroon in his office in the Nigerian capital, Abuja.

‘‘The Commission will be willing to exchange ideas and experiences with your country in necessary areas as you may desire. I wish to also thank you for your interest in the activities of the Commission,’’ he said.

The leader of the Cameroonian delegation, Aseh Joseph Malegho, said the success story of the Commission had travelled far and wide through different media.According to him, “Your actions are laudable. We commend you and the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, for your efforts in ridding Nigeria of corruption.

‘‘Your anti-graft war has endeared you to us; that is why we have come to identify with your Commission.’’

Malegho also appealed to the EFCC boss to share his experience in the areas of asset tracing, freezing and recovery as well as how the recovered assets were being ploughed back into the country’s economy, EFCC said in a statement.

Is like you are attending your own funeral