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Payporte01:
Always the same religion of p* s, innocent people celebrating their festive day, una carry gun go shoot people

https://x.com/Sm137023/status/2000152801574355160?s=19[/quote]Every year. Like kilode. Na only you waka come

izzou:
Christmas wey go sweet, na from 12th December we go know

Unlimited22:
If we talk now, Amoto.94 will say it is 'Islamophobia'


Afrod.oc2 my boss glad to see you typing and all

Amoto94:
Imo Police uncover hotel and mortuary allegedly used for kidnapping, organ harvesting in Ngor Okpala, Imo State

Operatives of the Imo State Police Command have uncovered a hotel and a mortuary allegedly used by a criminal syndicate for kidnapping, ransom collection and organ harvesting along the Airport–Owerri–Aba Road in Ngor Okpala Local Government Area.

The discovery, announced on Saturday, followed weeks of covert surveillance ordered by the Commissioner of Police, Imo Command, CP Aboki Danjuma, after a series of disturbing reports of kidnapping attacks on motorists in the Ngor Okpala axis.

According to police accounts, intelligence-led investigations revealed that one High Chief Stanley Oparaugo, also known as “Morocco,” of Ngor Okpala, is the suspected kingpin of the syndicate. He allegedly owns Jessy Best Hotel, Ihitte Okwe, and a nearby mortuary known as Ugwudi, both situated along the Airport–Owerri–Aba Road.

Police said the gang lured victims into the hotel, where they were robbed, abducted and forced to pay ransom. Several victims who reportedly paid ransom were never seen again by their families.

Further investigations indicated that victims were moved from the hotel to the mortuary, where they were allegedly killed and their body parts harvested for sale to criminal buyers.

Led by CP Danjuma, police operatives visited the scene, where Jessy Best Hotel was found completely deserted. At the Ugwudi mortuary, officers discovered several mutilated corpses, believed to be victims of the operation.

The police said efforts are ongoing to track down the fleeing High Chief Oparaugo and members of his criminal gang.

The operation was conducted in collaboration with the Imo State Commissioner for Health, the Chairperson of Ngor Okpala Local Government Area and local vigilante groups. Tactical teams, including the ACP in charge of operations, the Divisional Police Officer for Ngor Okpala and community vigilantes, have been deployed to take over the area and prevent further criminal activity.

The Imo State Police Command urged residents to remain vigilant and continue providing information that could assist in the ongoing investigation.

A40:
Usual suspects don show their skills for Aussie Hannukah

German and French markets too for Christmas go need dey on standby with barricades and Polizei incase our peaceful people wan show face

Not forgetting Nigeria wey some church go need Armor tank for some part of the country next Thursday

At some point we have to tell each other the truth sha

Unlimited22:
If we talk now, Amoto94 will say it is 'Islamophobia'


Afrodoc2 my boss glad to see you typing and all

Amoto94:
Islamophobia and some Muslims committing crimes are not mutually exclusive, two truths can co-exist.

Theflint1:
Wicked abroadian was a tongue in cheek jIbe by most...you linking it primarily to jealousy is grand revisionism.

raumdeuter:
Do you think there is a pattern to this where Moslems attack non moslems for whatever reason and in different locations

Amoto94:
Islamophobia and some Muslims committing crimes are not mutually exclusive, two truths can co-exist. Suddenly you found your voice but some days ago you were nowhere to be found when the news of crime committed by your tribesmen was posted on this same thread. This selective outrage and condemnation by some of you only exposed the fact that you're not interested in truth sharing but agenda.

Unlimited22:
Lol
Terrorism has no religion but somehow it's always one particular people

No be me you go gaslight.

Bimmarlykay:
I feel he has unsettled scores with Spy, so I stopped engaging because the way he and Grammarnazi responded made it seem like pure envy was involved.

When we talked about 2face's height, I think Glorious G or Damola also mentioned abroadians or something.🤔

Amoto94:
Criminals regardless of their religious affiliation will attack whoever they wish to attack let's take for example the Christchurch Attack of a Mosque in New Zealand where a man named Brenton Tarrant opened fire and murdered 50 worshippers, in your country of residence gun related murder is almost a daily occurrence so much so that a former industrial city of Philadelphia is renamed Killadelphia.

Sportsweb:
This further clarifies that this abroadian just de catch cruise here.

Those in Nigeria go dey lash out with frustration and pain, abaoradians go de laugh una 😆

DissTroy:
There are 20 women. All have different opinions. They have different stands on feminism, patriarchy and the likes.

Team F and Team P.

Team P has 8 supporters. 4 are a very beautiful. Team P is pro-Patriachy.

They fight and argue. But whenever those 4 beautiful members of Team P make a case for Team P, some members of Team F go, "I don't blame you. You have big butts, breasts, and pretty faces so you don't know the struggles of the everyday woman. All your commonsense have been stored in your big butts and breasts, with those your large hips."

Pray tell, how do their body structures and facial aesthetics relate to the debates about feminism?

So because they are curvier than others, they should be deprived of the right to debate issues concerning womanhood?

On X, why is that feminists seem to attack the married females of Patriarchy FC more than the single ones? The answer is obvious. If you say resentment laced with envy then you're not wrong.

Why not focus on punching holes in the arguments of those curvy members of Team P instead of pointing out their looks every time to gaslight or deflect?

Soon enough it becomes obvious why these curvier women of Team P are always singled out while the less curvy members of Team P sometimes get a pass.

Arguments/debates have to be issue-based.

It beholds on me to point out the flaws of such discriminatory takes because if I were a pro-BAT poster, I'd have been gaslighted as just "defending his fellow agbadorians". You know this would have been the line used to counter me.

DissTroy:
Bosun Tijani? Suegbe? That's a top 5 performing Minister in this government.

That you call Bosun a "suegbe" is proof you're not active in and follow what happens in that space.

Maybe I am biased towards him because he's the only Minister who has so far kept his head low to do his job, interacts with regulars on X to give updates and answer questions, and is always respectful while being innovative.

He lied this time, we agree. Bosun can sure trace all those calls and messages but if his principal Tinubu isn't willing enough to act and our CDS, COAS, and Ministers of Defence are always fingered to be sympathetic to terrorists, I don't think there's really anything Bosun can do. And he sure wouldn't throw his colleagues under the bus when the world is watching.

But has Bosun performed in his role as Minister? Blueraydick, he has.

GrammarNazi1:
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There are well to do people in this country!

Aren't there?

There are well to do people who built businesses here in Nigeria.

There are even employees who have lucrative side businesses in Nigeria.

Some of them had a headstart because they studied a very lucrative course in university.

Some of them, after studying what Ibime would not endorse, had to pivot to a lucrative field.

I know someone who studied Philosophy in the University of Benin, but before even gaining admission, he had known about computer programming/software development and had started learning it. This is someone who finished secondary school in 2007, and had even started learning software development before he left secondary school.

Sometimes I think about how he got to know about software development before 2007 when information was extremely scarce then.

Now, he would always say he needs to know algorithms if he would be able to work in very big organisations (This is growth and realism, not wishful thinking). This is someone who hates everything Nigeria more than you do, because he hates Tinubu, he hates Atiku, he hates Obi, all of them.

This person I'm talking about has been doing remote jobs since more than 3 years now, and he is doing extremely okay.

Change your mindset, Spy.

Lastly, a lot of people are doing extremely okay in Nigeria. Many of them had to do two times or even three times the effort you put in.

semid4lyfe:
🔸Living in Nigeria does not give anyone the monopoly of truth.

🔸Being outside Nigeria does not erase concern or connection.

🔸Living abroad does not disqualify anyone from commenting on the issues facing Nigerians and Nigeria.

🔸Distance no be ignorance. Sometimes it gives clarity and enables people to assess situations better. Person no gats dey inside fire to know say the house dey burn.

🔸Many people abroad still send money home, pay rent, pay school fees, support relatives and feel every policy failure/success through their loved ones.

🔸Even in Nigeria, there are people who support/oppose the current government.

🔸The NL abroadians that support this government do so due to reasons best known to them.

🔸Whether Nigeria-based or Abroadian, support or oppose who you want and stop throwing around labels.

Geographical location does not confer superiority of opinion. I rest my fingers.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao those people doing extremely well that don't leave, they are most likely setting up their kids to japa or have already done that sef.

But hey 🙏

GrammarNazi1:
This is so true.

liveLongNprospa:
That's why they are comfortable.
If e sup today, children are shielded by location or dual citizenship.

They are also shielded by passports.
That brings another level of "peace of mind" when hustling in naija😁

liveLongNprospa:
How has bosun performed?
What's the totality of his duties (especially his ministry) and how has he hit the expected targets?

nihilistjnr:
You might notice that I haven't been active on NL for most of the year.

It's because I've been rolling like this my boy. I work hard, I earn harder, and the level of flexing I've done this year has been ungodly. If you think you registered on my radar when I'm on a yacht in Greece with my family, or running through some quality okpos in a villa in the Andalucian mountains, you literally need to throw your phone in the gutter.

You're not important. You don't matter. Not to me.

Ebukacute:
We are back finally.
Abeg make una dey attache pictures to the gbas gbos.

raumdeuter:
Talking about these attacks you highlighted these seem random without a pattern

Now let's say some group of Yorubas now attacks and murder Ebira people, they attack Ibos, attack Edos, attack Hausas regularly and anywhere they see them

And when these people complain or react our response is always Yorubaphobia

How about owning what seems a pattern to it

Now let me in my scenario above when you as an Ebira complain about Yoruba aggression my response is that shebi There were some Ebira people who killed fellow Ebiras in Kogi last week, there were some Ibos who killed fellow Ibos in Nnewi last month

What will you think