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ahhhhhh na wa ooo poverty no good ooo , i wan cry 4 d girl, aahhh

Hate me now: third verse
It's a thin line between paper and hate
friends and snakes, nine millis and thirty-eights
Hell or the pearly gates; I was destined to come
Predicted, blame God, he blew breath in my lungs
Second to none, wicked turn wives to widows
Shoot through satin pillows, the desolate one
Took a little time to claim my spot
Chairman of the board until this game stop, and I side with the Lord
Ride for the cause while drivin niggas shot at my doors
Plottin I'm sure to catch me with they glocks to my jaws
Tried, stickin me up, but I flipped on these ducks (you tried)
Instead of me, ambulances were picking them up (that's what you get)
Niggas fear what they don't understand, hate what they can't conquer
Guess it's just the fury of man
Became a monster, on top of the world, never fallin
I'm as real as they come, from day one, forever ballin
C'mon, YESSS NAS IS DA KING MAN , GOOODDDSSOOONNNN

and then if u r new wat about me , with the name NEWGUY , who dey see u , youcarry turkey for your face , we are not seeing ur face girl lol

Every thing is nigerians . is it oly nigerians they see always as thief , what about other citizens over there and their own citizens also , when ever a nigerian does a theft ii, it is the loudest on the news ,
damm them allllllll,

Britons 'conned in US share scam'
A father and daughter have been accused of tricking 15,000 mostly elderly British citizens out of more than $70m (£34m) by selling worthless shares.

Investigators allege Paul Gunter, 58, and daughter Zibiah, 25, from Florida, sold fake shares in 50 dormant firms.

see: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7295536.stm

Investigators allege Paul Gunter, 58, and daughter Zibiah, 25, from Florida, sold fake shares in 50 dormant firms.

The pair have been charged with money laundering, mail fraud and securities fraud, US officials said.

If found guilty, they could face up to 25 years in prison and a fine. They are due to appear in a Florida court later.

The BBC's Andy Gallacher, in Miami, says it is thought the Gunters hijacked the identities of the dormant, publicly traded companies and used high-pressure sales techniques to sell worthless shares to British investors.

They are believed to have started the alleged scam in early 2005, US investigators said.

Deputy chief inspector Robert Wishart, head of the money laundering unit at City of London Police, said the arrests were part of an ongoing investigation into a "mass-marketing crime scam known as boiler room fraud".

In a statement released by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, he added: "Thousands of British people have fallen victim to this crime - in this inquiry alone, we estimate that around 15,000 mostly elderly people have lost money."

He said the arrests demonstrated the power of international collaboration to bring to justice those suspected of crimes, even if based overseas.



The original news release from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency can be read here:

www.ice.gov/pi/news/newsreleases/articles/080313tampa.htm

wetsee thankxxoooo
we sef we dey do yahooo ooo no mind dem any how we go well , those agbaya scammers for our government no want make we chop,
any deal westeee ,

Ol boy u lazy o,no go find work do,u dey here dey find sugar mummy,come take my grandmama na i don tire4 her,, she pass sugar mummy, Na salt mummy she be.highest mama