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Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Nobody: 3:37pm On May 01, 2022
harmargedon:
if left to you, there'll be no country after you've minned all the heads of the citizens grin grin angry grin grin grin grin
grin coming from someone whose region uses kick to wake their fathers from sleep cheesy
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Blakpot: 3:41pm On May 01, 2022
Does anyone understand the travellers cheque crime?

Counterfeit cheques? Or Money laundering?
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Shoegbengbe: 3:47pm On May 01, 2022
Igbo amaka!
fergie001:
Seizes 2.3million Tramadol tabs, 2,919 bottles of Codeine in Kaduna



Femi Babafemi
Director, Media & Advocacy
NDLEA Headquarters, Abuja
Sunday 1st May 2022
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by 2023overandout: 3:53pm On May 01, 2022
[quote author=LeoDeKing post=112424994][/quote]This guy this is the funniest sh*tt I've seen all days. Yam legs & flat head. Funny
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by 2023overandout: 3:55pm On May 01, 2022
[This guy your fookin hilarious uthor=LeoDeKing post=112425193]Let haters keep hating.

We are the richest tribe in Africa and the second in the world after Amelica.[/quote]
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Transcriber: 4:01pm On May 01, 2022
Grandmeister:
Only you don make 5 posts before others take center stage. It’s like you feel dissatisfied with each posts so you feel the burning urge to try and put up a ‘better’ one. Grow up kid.
cry

You won't say that if you liked what he said
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Crafteck1: 4:05pm On May 01, 2022
Aonkuuse:
Drugs and Nigerians
Biafrans
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Transcriber: 4:06pm On May 01, 2022
Onyiiobi7735:
And what are your people good at? You this despicable tribalistic slimy maggot!
Because of a few criminal elements, you generalize the entire Igbo race.
You are even worse than the arrested criminals.
Human animal, how are you better than them?
that's exactly what you do to other ethnic groups

He's simply returning the favour
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by uvie66: 4:11pm On May 01, 2022
Aonkuuse:
Drugs and Nigerians
commeooo....drugs and ibo is like spare part market and ibo
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by olamike02: 4:11pm On May 01, 2022
Aonkuuse:
Drugs and Nigerians
They are now Nigerians. Ok o.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by techWriter3: 4:15pm On May 01, 2022
mended
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by ArewaNorth: 4:17pm On May 01, 2022
Stevenson20:
Nice one.
All these drugs that are being intercepted, abeg where do they keep them. How sure are we that these law enforcement agencies do destroy them or do they sell those drugs after interception. I no kukuma trust all these people.
Ask Abba Kyari.....
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by harmargedon: 4:17pm On May 01, 2022
081087n:
grin coming from someone whose region uses kick to wake their fathers from sleep cheesy
grin grin grin Waste land

Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by jimyjames(m): 4:30pm On May 01, 2022
Lordbinsmar:
embarassed

Flat head, yam legged people at work.

They have no intellectual capability. Their main sources of income are DRUG AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING, KIDNAPPING, RITUALS, PROSTITUTION AND BABY FACTORY.

embarassed
You have no intellectual capability if you assume drug dealers are not smart, it takes high level of smartness to illegally move drugs from one country to another.

Drugs selling is better than skull mining
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by BJanta: 4:33pm On May 01, 2022
harmargedon:
useful tribe with the highest record of no peace for the living and the dead.
Authorities in Abia State have sealed off Merry Home Hotels over the mysterious death and disappearance of some of its clients who lodged at the facility.

While the body of a yet-to-be-identified lady was recovered from the facility, several others reportedly went missing with no news of their whereabouts.

Dr Eze Chikamnayo, the Commissioner of Information in Abia, confirmed this to Channels Television on Saturday in Umuahia, the state capital.

He explained that the government’s action became necessary in view of repeated reports of death and disappearance of clients under questionable circumstances within the premises of the hotel located within the 7UP axis of Ogbor Hill in Aba.

The commissioner stated that the most recent such case was the death of a lady who came in with two young men and a baby in the afternoon on April 15, as confirmed by the CCTV footage in the hotel.

He added that the men left with the baby hours later without the lady, only for the hotel management to break into the room at midnight to find the lady dead with her body dismembered.

Chikamnayo revealed that the government was in receipt of reports suggesting similar incidents within the hotel, especially at the swimming pool area.

He stressed that no responsible government would fold its arms and watch criminal hotspots remain while the Okezie Ikpeazu-led administration would not allow such an environment to thrive.

The commissioner confirmed that everyone suspected to be involved in the April 15 incident has been arrested by the police while the hotel would remain sealed in the meantime.

According to him, Abia is a no-go area for ritualists and murderers and the government has zero tolerance for any form of criminality.

Chikamnayo warned that any hotel in the state that offers itself for such practice would automatically be sealed and the culprits would be brought to justice.

He also advised parents to monitor their children’s movement properly to ensure they do not fall victim to ritualists and other criminally minded individuals.

Police authorities in the state have also confirmed the death of the lady, saying efforts were ongoing to arrest and bring her killers to justice.

Mr Geoffrey Ogbonna, the Police Public Relations Officer in Abia, said the body of the yet-to-be-identified lady has since been deposited at a morgue.

The State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), according to him, is handling the case and residents are advised to support the police with useful information regarding the incident.

Ladies Stripped Unclad In Anambra, Private Parts Cut Off By Ritualists (Photo) by BoneBlogger(m): 9:15pm On Nov 15, 2018

Nigerian ladies have been warned to be careful of whom they follow and relate with especially this critical time of the year.

The warning is coming following the gruesome killings of two young ladies by men suspected to be ritualists in Anambra.

According to Prince Chijioke, the two ladies were found dead on Wednesday morning (yesterday) with their private parts and breasts cut off in Umunze, Orumba South Local Government Area of the State.

Their naked corpses were left abandoned by the roadside to the shock of the villagers. 

Some months ago, a 30-year old woman was found dead opposite Saint Mary Catholic Church, Obieze village, Ifitedunu in Dunukofia local government area of Anambra State.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/11/two-ladies-killed-by-suspected-ritualists-in-anambra-state.html

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Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by BJanta: 4:36pm On May 01, 2022
Lordbinsmar:
I no mention any tribe ooo. That means people know them by the work of their hands.

Mind you, their internet bull dogs are coming for you grin
Me I dey reading with a load of hypersonic missiles wey Putin just dash me cos hin no fit usam for Ukraine.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by harmargedon: 5:03pm On May 01, 2022
BJanta:
Authorities in Abia State have sealed off Merry Home Hotels over the mysterious death and disappearance of some of its clients who lodged at the facility.

While the body of a yet-to-be-identified lady was recovered from the facility, several others reportedly went missing with no news of their whereabouts.

Dr Eze Chikamnayo, the Commissioner of Information in Abia, confirmed this to Channels Television on Saturday in Umuahia, the state capital.

He explained that the government’s action became necessary in view of repeated reports of death and disappearance of clients under questionable circumstances within the premises of the hotel located within the 7UP axis of Ogbor Hill in Aba.

The commissioner stated that the most recent such case was the death of a lady who came in with two young men and a baby in the afternoon on April 15, as confirmed by the CCTV footage in the hotel.

He added that the men left with the baby hours later without the lady, only for the hotel management to break into the room at midnight to find the lady dead with her body dismembered.

Chikamnayo revealed that the government was in receipt of reports suggesting similar incidents within the hotel, especially at the swimming pool area.

He stressed that no responsible government would fold its arms and watch criminal hotspots remain while the Okezie Ikpeazu-led administration would not allow such an environment to thrive.

The commissioner confirmed that everyone suspected to be involved in the April 15 incident has been arrested by the police while the hotel would remain sealed in the meantime.

According to him, Abia is a no-go area for ritualists and murderers and the government has zero tolerance for any form of criminality.

Chikamnayo warned that any hotel in the state that offers itself for such practice would automatically be sealed and the culprits would be brought to justice.

He also advised parents to monitor their children’s movement properly to ensure they do not fall victim to ritualists and other criminally minded individuals.

Police authorities in the state have also confirmed the death of the lady, saying efforts were ongoing to arrest and bring her killers to justice.

Mr Geoffrey Ogbonna, the Police Public Relations Officer in Abia, said the body of the yet-to-be-identified lady has since been deposited at a morgue.

The State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), according to him, is handling the case and residents are advised to support the police with useful information regarding the incident.

Ladies Stripped Unclad In Anambra, Private Parts Cut Off By Ritualists (Photo) by BoneBlogger(m): 9:15pm On Nov 15, 2018

Nigerian ladies have been warned to be careful of whom they follow and relate with especially this critical time of the year.

The warning is coming following the gruesome killings of two young ladies by men suspected to be ritualists in Anambra.

According to Prince Chijioke, the two ladies were found dead on Wednesday morning (yesterday) with their private parts and breasts cut off in Umunze, Orumba South Local Government Area of the State.

Their naked corpses were left abandoned by the roadside to the shock of the villagers. 

Some months ago, a 30-year old woman was found dead opposite Saint Mary Catholic Church, Obieze village, Ifitedunu in Dunukofia local government area of Anambra State.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/11/two-ladies-killed-by-suspected-ritualists-in-anambra-state.html

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they got one suspect Ibrahim Olakunle, he wanted to minne all the skull in that region grin grin grin grin grin

Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by delzbaba(m): 5:06pm On May 01, 2022
Developers and there desperation for money, and na dem go church pass.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by BJanta: 5:11pm On May 01, 2022
harmargedon:
they got one suspect Ibrahim Olakunle, he wanted to minne all the skull in that region grin grin grin grin grin
For more information, go and watch Ibo films. It's all about money rituals and witchcraft ,reflecting the preoccupation, obsession and passions of the Ibo tribe and communities.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by harmargedon: 5:16pm On May 01, 2022
BJanta:
For more information, go and watch Ibo films. It's all about money rituals and witchcraft ,reflecting the preoccupation, obsession and passions of the Ibo tribe and communities.
and you think they practice it, I've been there bro, countless times and nothing like that exists. These guys can push drugs and engage in life threatening task, but not rituals for money. They are hard working and money driven of course, that's why you see them convert every opportunity to a business strategy. I noticed that most people with tribalistic ideas are people who haven't travelled out of their regions before. It's good you take your time off and visit the region or try to blend with those who are in your region, you'll get to see that your beliefs don't really apply in reality.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by harmargedon: 5:19pm On May 01, 2022
delzbaba:
Developers and there desperation for money, and na dem go church pass.
den who come day minne skull for waste land? Shey nah YM or YC grin grin grin

Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Bbbw: 5:30pm On May 01, 2022
Really
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by rafcrown(m): 5:34pm On May 01, 2022
Drugs developers?
sokera:
they are developers
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by rafcrown(m): 5:36pm On May 01, 2022
Hard working developers,money bags?Stinkingly rich people buying Lagos?Say no to Drugs.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by rafcrown(m): 5:36pm On May 01, 2022
Drugs developers?
sokera:
they are developers
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by BJanta: 7:35pm On May 01, 2022
harmargedon:
and you think they practice it, I've been there bro, countless times and nothing like that exists. These guys can push drugs and engage in life threatening task, but not rituals for money. They are hard working and money driven of course, that's why you see them convert every opportunity to a business strategy. I noticed that most people with tribalistic ideas are people who haven't travelled out of their regions before. It's good you take your time off and visit the region or try to blend with those who are in your region, you'll get to see that your beliefs don't really apply in reality.
You have narrow mind. Travelled there ior live there? Do you fully understand understand the cultural practices of tribe just by visiting them? I've lived in Enugu for some time. Are you too young to know about Okija saga and Otokoto. Go to Abakaliki and Okigwe and learn. You're defending the indefensible because you lack knowledge. Even the Ibos don't outrightly deny , because they know. They prefer to pretend not notice. How many of them have joined issues with me on this matter. See example below:
Authorities in Abia State have sealed off Merry Home Hotels over the mysterious death and disappearance of some of its clients who lodged at the facility.

While the body of a yet-to-be-identified lady was recovered from the facility, several others reportedly went missing with no news of their whereabouts.

Dr Eze Chikamnayo, the Commissioner of Information in Abia, confirmed this to Channels Television on Saturday in Umuahia, the state capital.

He explained that the government’s action became necessary in view of repeated reports of death and disappearance of clients under questionable circumstances within the premises of the hotel located within the 7UP axis of Ogbor Hill in Aba.

The commissioner stated that the most recent such case was the death of a lady who came in with two young men and a baby in the afternoon on April 15, as confirmed by the CCTV footage in the hotel.

He added that the men left with the baby hours later without the lady, only for the hotel management to break into the room at midnight to find the lady dead with her body dismembered.

Chikamnayo revealed that the government was in receipt of reports suggesting similar incidents within the hotel, especially at the swimming pool area.

He stressed that no responsible government would fold its arms and watch criminal hotspots remain while the Okezie Ikpeazu-led administration would not allow such an environment to thrive.

The commissioner confirmed that everyone suspected to be involved in the April 15 incident has been arrested by the police while the hotel would remain sealed in the meantime.

According to him, Abia is a no-go area for ritualists and murderers and the government has zero tolerance for any form of criminality.

Chikamnayo warned that any hotel in the state that offers itself for such practice would automatically be sealed and the culprits would be brought to justice.

He also advised parents to monitor their children’s movement properly to ensure they do not fall victim to ritualists and other criminally minded individuals.

Police authorities in the state have also confirmed the death of the lady, saying efforts were ongoing to arrest and bring her killers to justice.

Mr Geoffrey Ogbonna, the Police Public Relations Officer in Abia, said the body of the yet-to-be-identified lady has since been deposited at a morgue.

The State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), according to him, is handling the case and residents are advised to support the police with useful information regarding the incident.

Authorities in Abia State have sealed off Merry Home Hotels over the mysterious death and disappearance of some of its clients who lodged at the facility.

While the body of a yet-to-be-identified lady was recovered from the facility, several others reportedly went missing with no news of their whereabouts.

Dr Eze Chikamnayo, the Commissioner of Information in Abia, confirmed this to Channels Television on Saturday in Umuahia, the state capital.

He explained that the government’s action became necessary in view of repeated reports of death and disappearance of clients under questionable circumstances within the premises of the hotel located within the 7UP axis of Ogbor Hill in Aba.

The commissioner stated that the most recent such case was the death of a lady who came in with two young men and a baby in the afternoon on April 15, as confirmed by the CCTV footage in the hotel.

He added that the men left with the baby hours later without the lady, only for the hotel management to break into the room at midnight to find the lady dead with her body dismembered.

Chikamnayo revealed that the government was in receipt of reports suggesting similar incidents within the hotel, especially at the swimming pool area.

He stressed that no responsible government would fold its arms and watch criminal hotspots remain while the Okezie Ikpeazu-led administration would not allow such an environment to thrive.

The commissioner confirmed that everyone suspected to be involved in the April 15 incident has been arrested by the police while the hotel would remain sealed in the meantime.

According to him, Abia is a no-go area for ritualists and murderers and the government has zero tolerance for any form of criminality.

Chikamnayo warned that any hotel in the state that offers itself for such practice would automatically be sealed and the culprits would be brought to justice.

He also advised parents to monitor their children’s movement properly to ensure they do not fall victim to ritualists and other criminally minded individuals.

Police authorities in the state have also confirmed the death of the lady, saying efforts were ongoing to arrest and bring her killers to justice.

Mr Geoffrey Ogbonna, the Police Public Relations Officer in Abia, said the body of the yet-to-be-identified lady has since been deposited at a morgue.

The State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), according to him, is handling the case and residents are advised to support the police with useful information regarding the incident.
For more information, go and watch Ibo films which are replete with mòñèy making rituals and witchcraft storylines, which is a reflection of the obsession, tradition , passion and cultural practices of the Ibos and Iboland.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Splendor27: 7:36pm On May 01, 2022
Igbo Igbo.... grin
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by DaveHarry(m): 7:40pm On May 01, 2022
Seize one, thousand don pass.
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by DaveHarry(m): 7:46pm On May 01, 2022
All this plenty seizing. Still drugs no dey scarce for the street. How come?
Re: NDLEA Intercepts ₦1.1billion Travellers’ Cheques, Cocaine At Lagos Airport by Grandmeister(m): 7:48pm On May 01, 2022
Transcriber:
cry

You won't say that if you liked what he said
Another mentally impaired cretin.
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