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JUST IN!!! How My Journey to UK for a Job Turned to Organ Harvesting - Davido Nwamini | #Naijawatch #zevigins My journey to UK, On one fateful day I met a man named okoro in a building site where I was working for my daily bread, okoro told me he like me, he want to help me achieve my dream because he saw me as a great person. He told me could you like to work in UK I just started laughing because I don't have money for that, then I told him no am not interested and asked me why I told him I don't have money for that. He just started laughing to me and told me he is going to introduce me to senator his company in UK need workers, so he could start my visa processing. I have no other option than to accept the offered, after two day the man came to the building site again and told me the senator wanted to see me so we could start the visa processing, then I dropped my shovel and head pan and went to bath immediately. Mrs okoro took me to unknown area where I haven't been before, I was afraid maybe he is a money ritualist, I encouraged my self since I knew Mr okoro for a long time there will be no problem. Mr okoro hand me over to one young man wearing a suit, he told me everything about then I told him Mr okoro has already explain everything to me and I have accepted to work in UK. Next day these young man introduced me to another man immediately I saw the man I greeted him, I don't know his name then he told me he is the owner of the company that want workers in UK and ask me if am interest to work I said yes sir immediately with happiness all over my heart. Their later gave me a room on that mansion and snap me a passport photographs and told their will start my visa processing immediately. the kind of food I ate there my generation haven't ate it before. I was so happy staying in that house. After a week their told me my visa and passport are ready their told we are going to leave tomorrow, I was taken to airport from there we land in UK I was taken to a hospital in UK. When we landed in hospital in UK I was told I must went for a medical test to check my health status, if I'm fit for the job I accepted without any question. I thank God for doctor harry who told me everything and I told him why I'm here and he later called police for my rescued.
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The man miscalculated by shooting his arrow on two birds ,now he has missed both.The fact that he contested with Tinubu ,the man havd signed his Political death warrant. He might want to dump apc. shame is a word Nigerian politicians don't have in their dictionary. |
buhari no gree increase their salary as he promise since last year. wetin u expect make boys do? |
My problem with Nigerians is that the online court is so much in a hurry to pass judgement even without seeing evidence. |
One of Ike Ekweremadu's daughters has kidney problems, and has been on dialysis. They 'contracted' a 15yr old homeless boy from Lagos to harvest one of his kidney. In return they promised him a better life. Next they illegally obtained passport stating the boy was 21. Unfortunately for them, on getting to the UK the doctors refused to proceed with the operation having been alarmed that the boy in question was a minor and cannot give consent. That was when it began to unravel that it was a case of child trafficking for the purpose of organ harvesting. A country that works, and have regard for the dignity of human life. |
Dem don type this one dismissal letter already. It's back to civilian life for the slowpoke |
That's where there's a system. They are above the laws here. Here, they can kill you, harvest your organs, and burry you without anyone knowing. Shame on you! |
Commander General of the Kano Hisbah affairs, Sheikh Haruna Ibn Sina has been accused of hijacking the 2022 hajj slots for his family and cronies, depriving other government officials from embarking on the holy trip. Rabiu Baban Usman, an aide to Governor Abdullahi Ganduje on Hisbah affairs, said his name had been unlawfully replaced by the commander’s wife and brother on the hajj slots despite his office making provisions for the trip. “I am one of the seven people who first submitted their passports for the Hajj visa. However, during a meeting on Monday, when a list of officials who will be embarking on the holy trip was called, my name was suspiciously missing,” Mr Usman disclosed in an interview with Sahelian Times. Upon enquiry, the governor’s aide learnt the commander had initially included his name on the hajj slots but later removed it to favour his wife and brother. “When I enquired about his, I was told by a Director that the Commander forwarded the names of his wife, brother and SSA to be included, and when he was told that he had to exclude one person from among the three he presented, he chose to include his wife and his other(sic) on the trip.” The accusation was seen as a shock since Mr Ibn-Sina, who acclaimed himself as morally upright, has clamoured for the strict enforcement of Sharia law in all parts of Kano, despite pushback from residents of other faiths, especially the Christian community. In June 2021, he banned the use of mannequins, saying they promoted immoral thoughts. He later relaxed the ban for tailors to display their wares, on the condition the mannequin heads were removed. The incident has again raised questions about the so-called uprightness of the Hisbah board since their commander general may have been hijacking government hajj slots for his family members. A spokesman for the commander did not return a request seeking comments from Peoples Gazette on Thursday afternoon. https://gazettengr.com/kano-hisbah-commander-accused-of-stealing-2022-hajj-slots-for-family-members/
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Then i guess i dont believe in science here ![]() |
Chelsea paid 100m for a 1 year loan. Lol
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[quote author= post=114013548]Wailers must ALWAYS wail It's allowed [/quote]Oga he's right
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They behave like God's whenever they put on that uniform. Won't be surprised if the vagabond slaps his father. |
Bluffly:Well said bro |
21st century feminists will strongly disagree with you sir. |
Alhaji fatai don dey count him children future
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Our problem in Nigeria is barely Anyone Has A MIND Of their Own... The "Follow Follow" mentality hasn't changed and is far from change.People believe ANYTHING and EVERYTHING without any sort of proof |
The Legal team that won the case
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Is democracy a closed door system ![]() |
That lady looks her age tho, if not younger |
I totally don’t understand a situation like this. Today we live in a world where people waste their time reading my comment |
Welcome to Nigerian ![]() |
How much her papa dey give her mama monthly? |
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America truly just wants to self destruct, there’s no other explanation |
How much is it? |
My vote goes to Atiku Abubakar if tinubu should win this primaries |
Not far from my house |
Efcc delegates |
TOKYO (Reuters) -Nobuyuki Idei, the urbane former chief executive of Sony Group Corp, who spearheaded the Japanese conglomerate’s push into content but missed the shift to MP3s that led to the iPod, died on June 2, the company said on Tuesday. Idei, who was 84, took the helm in 1995 to drive Sony into entertainment from hardware, but under his leadership the company behind the Walkman was slow to embrace MP3s and flat-panel TVs. Known for his charisma and frank manner, Idei had been handpicked by predecessor Norio Ohga but his push into content opened a rift between Japan-based engineers and foreign movie and music executives. “When I was in charge of Sony, I was criticised for saying we shouldn’t make panels,” Idei told Reuters in 2012. “But when Toyota builds cars it buys the steel from Nippon Steel. The value is in the car, not the steel.” Under Idei, Sony ceded its lead in the portable music industry it had created to Apple, with the company also outmanoeuvered by domestic rivals and Korean companies in televisions. In 2000, Sony’s valuation was seven times that of Apple and Ohga had considered a takeover of the California-based firm during the early 1990s, Reuters has reported. Idei stepped down in 2005 to take responsibility for slumping earnings and was replaced by Britain-born Howard Stringer, who became the first foreigner to lead the company. The drive away from fabrication accelerated after Idei’s tenure as Sony sold off loss-making hardware operations to focus on entertainment, such as the PlayStation games business. “The prescience and foresight with which (he) predicted the impact of the internet, and engaged proactively with digitalisation across Sony, amazes me to this day,” Sony’s chief executive, Kenichiro Yoshida, said in a statement. Idei died of liver failure. After his departure from Sony, he had continued to play a role in corporate Japan as an adviser and director on company boards. Reporting by Sam Nussey; Editing by Clarence Fernandez https://www.reuters.com/article/sony-idei-idTRNIKBN2NO053
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[/quote]Oga he's right
