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Fani Kayode should be ashamed. He done shag am finish, now he wants to destroy her Chineke, chai!! people wicked oh, |
dangote is rich and i believe many nigerians are richer than him but to them the fear of efcc has become the begining of wisdom.G B A M ! Thats right, there are many richer than Dangote. ![]() Mollam Hayatudeen Obsanjo Abacha Babangida, and etc, Them just dey fear to really declare thier wealth because most of it is STOLEN. |
They wan choP CONTRACTS, ![]() |
udezue:L M A O ! |
Okogwu, don chop money, now he can talk, ![]() Nigerians and thier rubbish, wonders shall never end. |
NONE of these projects are sustainable. If you cannot provide people with options, then these projects are a waste of time, sweat, and money, I WISH I got one of these contracts, mehn, that would be nice. |
The Nigerian Government should be ASHAMED, that they cannot tap such brilliant minds to work for them. But then, these are the same folks that go back home and become the "Dora Akinluyi" who want to waste quality time rebranding Nigeria rather than dealing with deal ISSUES. |
Dora Akinluyi, Must be BORED out of her mind. |
MY DAD is my ROLE MODEL. Others include Mr Boyo: Cocosheen Rasak Okoya: Eleganza Then (I give some props to pastors turned millionaires) hahaha. They are phenomenal fundraisers. L O L |
Jakumo:L O L! Abiii oooh. |
Everyone is after money and career, so people marry much later. |
When Fani-Kayode was shagging her toto, he didn't know she was a mami water and Jezebel, hahahahaha, abeggiii go sit don jare. |
asha 80:L O L . |
[quote author=Lamidi-obi link=topic=248711.msg3605414#msg3605414 date=1237239047]Its not harsh. i think its what we need to make yorubas stop tarnishing our image abroad. Enough is enogh for these yoruba and ibo criminals.[/quote]What if its a Hausa man using a Yoruba name, how do you know? , no one of course is certain of this. The title says "Nigerian." White man no know Yoruba or ibo, once you say "Nigerian" that phrase normally rings a bell. For some, it might be a positive bell and for others, it might just be a negative ring. |
When there are vested financial interests in a particular sector, no matter the circumstances, No one listens to the preacher. |
L O L. This is poor man justice. What do you think about politicians who steal more, Like leaders, like followers, I think that the EFCC is being selective as always. |
I think babangida, Obsanjo, and co should be in Jail for 100 years. This in my opinion is injustice. The poor boy was only following after his leaders. |
LAGOS (Reuters) – A Nigerian undergraduate has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for obtaining $47,000 (33,382 pounds) from an Australian woman by convincing her over the Internet that he was 57 years old, white, and madly in love with her. Lawal Adekunle Nurudeen met his victim on the Internet in 2007 and convinced her that he was a British widower called Benson Lawson. He said he was an engineer working in Lagos whose wife and only child had been killed in a car accident. "The victim, a 56-year-old woman from Australia, told the convict that she wanted a husband and all the men she had met always disappointed her," said the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nigeria's anti-corruption police. "The convict, who is married with three children, instantly replied and told the victim she had met her Mr Right , He sent the picture of a white man to foreclose any suspicions." The woman sent Nurudeen money for medical treatment and travel costs to visit Australia. He spent the funds on two plots of land and a Honda Prelude car. Nigerian confidence tricksters have a long history of extorting money via the Internet through "419" scams, named after the clause that outlaws them in Nigeria's penal code. Many are never caught. The EFCC said Nurudeen was ordered to pay around $10,000 immediately and a further $250 a month to his victim until the full amount stolen was returned. She would also receive the proceeds of the sale of his land and car. |
I was about to comment but Sahara Reporters |
Nigerians love to celebrate thieves. hahaha, lets add Obsanjo and Abacha to the list. |
simplysmat:W O R D! These women go hunting. ![]() |
If you don't believe god is real, then he probably isn't real to you, god might be real to someone else, There are no right or wrong answers, arguing till tomorrow will not solve or prove anything tangible. Many are led by their convictions. |
abii ooh St.Funmi, the mileage on the Hummer is probably gone, it might even be a "refurbished" type car, hahaha abeg jare make we hear word. |
YOU ARE ALL NERDS, YEESH! |
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The power of religion in Nigeria. Hopefully the gods of Adeboye may help the curses which rain upon his life from happening! Adeboye should be shaking the hands of the "regular" folks who out of nothing contribute immensely to the church fund. I remember when one of my uncles stole money (from Ondo gov) to be specific. He immediately went and bought 6 luxury cars for Adeboye and other items, he wanted prayers in return. Adeboye gave those items away to some folks and didn't pray for him, ![]() |
who says you can't sue a business man, hehehehe |
publicly |
I don't think that this story is true. Sahara reporters is not exactly a credible source, ![]() |
SHENANIGAN: LMAO! BUUAAHAHAHAHAHAHA |
Mamajama:good point there my man. Yes, a Nigerian police can refuse bribe. But just like every other industry and person in Nigeria, its like 1 in a trillion that can actually do this. In order for the Nigerian people to stop sympathizing with these HUNGRY LOOKING MEN AND WOMEN, police officers need to be paid adequate salaries that can afford them to pay for basic necessities, but not only that there needs to be a top-bottom approach style in police leadership, restructuring, and training! |
JC is alive in the imaginary sense. we are suppose to imagine him into existence! |
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