₦airaland Forum

OsuIbo:
The number of these people sentenced to the Cambodian, Indonesian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Singaporean, South African, and Malaysian prisons for cocaine trafficking offences is in the excess of One Million.

The proclivity of these people towards crime is second to none. The predisposition of these people towards making dirty money through illegitimate means is unrivaled. These people are the only one soiling the image of the country. I am sick and tired of these people. Infact I am sad.

Jetleeee:
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OsuIbo:
The number of these people sentenced to the Cambodian, Indonesian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Singaporean, South African, and Malaysian prisons for cocaine trafficking offences is in the excess of One Million.

The proclivity of these people towards crime is second to none. The predisposition of these people towards making dirty money through illegitimate means is unrivaled. These people are the only one soiling the image of the country. I am sick and tired of these people. Infact I am sad.

LionDeLeo:
You no well.

OsuIbo:
The number of these people sentenced to the Cambodian, Indonesian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Singaporean, South African, and Malaysian prisons for cocaine trafficking offences is in the excess of One Million.

The proclivity of these people towards crime is second to none. The predisposition of these people towards making dirty money through illegitimate means is unrivaled. These people are the only one soiling the image of the country. I am sick and tired of these people. Infact I am sad.

OsuIbo:
The number of these people sentenced to the Cambodian, Indonesian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Singaporean, South African, and Malaysian prisons for cocaine trafficking offences is in the excess of One Million.

The proclivity of these people towards crime is second to none. The predisposition of these people towards making dirty money through illegitimate means is unrivaled. These people are the only one soiling the image of the country. I am sick and tired of these people. Infact I am sad.

Mcowubaba:
All this Tribal wars we keep fighting, that's what makes us weaker.
Yesterday it was labeled Edo Prostitute, some days ago it was Yoruba ritualist, today is Igbo drug dealer.

The elites in this Country survive and thrive based on the religious and tribal sentiments in the Country.

We will be shouting IPOB vs AFONJA, while a Politician in Enugu is planning on how to embezzle money with the help of a fellow Politician in Gombe state.

It's really a pity, why I have never complained of Racism is based on the fact that my own Country is very tribal and bigoted.
Why will I be offended if a Ukrainian man calls me Monkey when my fellow Countrymen calls me worst names.

fortunarld:
Photo: 35-year-old Nigerian man jailed for life in Cambodia for drug trafficking

A Cambodian court on Tuesday, May 8, convicted a Nigerian and Romania of cross-border drug smuggling, and sentenced both of them to life in prison.

Romanian man Adrian-Calin Varadi, 40, was caught on Aug. 14, 2016 when he arrived at the Phnom Penh International Airport from Brazil with 4.96 kg of cocaine hidden in his luggage.

[img]https://4.bp..com/-O14OBZvQfh8/WRGT94PXRJI/AAAAAAAMWsA/mIPS_qWlIwstsH4eIyxHxgs0xNiUjOi8gCLcB/s1600/bn.jpg[/img]
Nigerian man Chukwuemeka Ibe, 35, was arrested later that day when he waited at his hotel room to receive the drugs to take them to neighboring Thailand.

The duo are charged with "illegally transporting the drugs" under the country's Drug Law, said a verdict read by Phnom Penh Municipal Court's Presiding Judge Im Vannak.

"The court decides to sentence each of them to life in prison and to fine them 40 million riel (10,000 U.S. dollars) each," the verdict said.

During a trial last month, Varadi confessed to the crime, but Ibe denied the charge, claiming that he did not know the package he supposed to receive was carrying drug.
Under the Cambodian law, the convicts have one month to appeal against the ruling.

http://tweemk..com/2017/05/photo-35-year-old-nigerian-man-jailed.html

Fabulosdave01:
I'm sorry but Igbo people need to talk to theirselves and sort this out. Even my fellow Africans at my school here know about Igbo people and drugs.

Jetleeee:
Lol...just quickly posted something jare I still have a gif in mind but I haven't had time to create it

It's a freestyle thread for me

Have you seen the one l posted under your gif, go check it

illitrate:
With a good lawyer this guy is innocent. He was waiting in hotel for Romanian, the Romanian was caught at the airport which means no drugs were found on chunwuemeke. He can be set free

ObikeNkem:
Umunnem, when are we going to stop tarnishing the image of our tribe? Why are we so consumed with the desperate desire for ill gotten wealth? Must we even engage in drug peddling or Ogwu Ego?

Why dont we emulate the great Yoruba race. Ninety nine percent of the news about Nigerians nay Africans, doing excellently well over the world is always about the Yoruba's while news relating to crime and all other vices is always about us.

Oh ! Nsogbu Dikwa !

AngelicBeing:
Have you seen the one l posted under your gif, go check it