₦airaland Forum

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

diebuhari1:
Trans border criminals indeed for robbing between Lagos and Ogun.
Giving big name to ordinary Afonja criminals.

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

Sirpaul:
LAGOS JOKE ON POINT:
Conductor to Passengers : OWO YIN DA?
Passengers : AMBO
Conductor : AMBO ke, SANWO Jo !!!

Torontoparrot:
afonja criminal indeeed, when the weed you smoke clear from ur eye, try to read the names listed again

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

Nemesis001:
Even if you show me a video or picture of Atiku stealing from the Central Bank, I and my family will still vote for him.

Visiting USA can never be a criterion for voting our president cos Americans don't visit Nigeria too before winning elections.

No amount of propaganda will stop us from voting him cos you guys supported the Lifeless one against all odds too.

ChangeIsCostant:
Lagos State Police Command early Monday morning arrested 5 trans-border robbers fleeing into Lagos after robbing an Ogun State based haulage company’s warehouse.

The 9-man robbery gang was led by a Cameroonian born, Ahmed Ibrahim, 33 and one Obinna, who along with three others are now at large.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, parading the suspects today at the State Command, stated that the robbers were intercepted at Toll Gate border of Lagos and Ogun State by a patrol team of Rapid Response Squad stationed in the area. They were chased by the team when they refused to stop before they later halted at Meiran Junction, Lagos.

Apart from Ahmed Ibrahim, four other members of the gang equally arrested include, Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

Items recovered from the robbers included: one Volvo truck with registration number KRD 515 XR, 13 unit of truck tyres, 1 refrigerator, 26 gallons of 4 litre engine oil, 24 gallons of 25 litres of engine oil, two batteries, assorted charms, one cutlass and two knives.

According to the haulage company’s security guard, Kenny Peters, “I was doing the rounds when they held me from the back. They wanted to shoot me first but one of them cautioned them that it won’t hurt me. They macheted me in the forehead and beat me with all manners of rods including truck wheel spanners. They tied my hands to the back and carried me to one fence, thinking that I was dead.

They looted the company’s store and were set to go when I woke up. I hung on to the back of the truck from Dalemo, Sango Ogun State to Toll Gate, where I saw RRS Team. I alerted them and they chased the truck to Meiran Junction, where they were forced to stop. Four of them fled while 5 were arrested.”

According to sources within the company, the leader of the gang, Ahmed Ibrahim, was the brother of the haulage firm’s former security guard, who in a similar operation stole about 100 truck tyres from the company in August 2018.

The leader of the gang confessed to have recruited one Obinna, who mobilized seven more robbers for the operation.

Police have already arrested the driver of the truck, Kudus Adebayo (33), while investigation is ongoing to arrest other members of the gang.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/10/police-nab-6-trans-border-robbers.html

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

Nemesis001:
Even if you show me a video or picture of Atiku stealing from the Central Bank, I and my family will still vote for him.

Visiting USA can never be a criterion for voting our president cos Americans don't visit Nigeria too before winning elections.

No amount of propaganda will stop us from voting him cos you guys supported the Lifeless one against all odds too.

gsmcoder:
Security man said they wanted to shoot him but there is no gun on the list of recovered items.

gsmcoder:
Security man said they wanted to shoot him but there is no gun on the list of recovered items.

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis

OneCorner:
Kelechi Nebu (30), Ndueso Sunday (45), Tochukwu Egemuka (33) and Obinna Oforkaja (30).

20% are in to drugs, robbery and prostitution, 20% operating baby factory, 20% on the road selling fake cd and expired gala, 20% at home looking for who to blame for their predicament, 10% on their way to lagos to do house help or shop help and the remaining 10% on nairaland atikulating to serve fulanis