crafteck:



Wow... All moslems... Muric must hear this

GavelSlam:


Which also means some of the "big boys" amongst us are armed robbers.

Timmypromise:


Olodo see your lifeless brother in Uae

Aboks:
My ipob brothers at it again is this what nnamdi kanu taught u guys

daddytime:
Very splendid piece of news.

Do not...I repeat...do not waste any bullets on the mofos...that'd be too quick and painless.

Behead them with a very blunt sword..

Foolish boys...dem for dey Nigeria now dey disturb people with noise and claiming to be street savvy, smart and bamboozling our daughters and sisters......

thunderfirebuha:


You are really sick.

Your mother's , sisters , brothers and imams were caught in Saudi Arabia for drug related criminality and are been beheaded....
morethan 40 of them are in death row.


The worst is that your people don't use it for any good, only for OWAMBE.

Naijaguy123:
The suspects were identified as Chimuanya Emmanuel Ozoh, Benjamin Nwachukwu Ajah, Kingsley Ikenna Ngoka, Tochukwu Leonard Alisi and Chile Micah Ndunagu.
[img]https://i./1d5.gif[/img]

Aboks:
My ipob brothers at it again is this what nnamdi kanu taught u guys

IamHeWrites:
Eight Nigerian men have been sentenced to death in United Arab Emirates (UAE) for robbery, Igbere TV can report.

They were convicted for robbing money exchanges and cash machines (ATMs) across the country in December 2016.

A ninth Nigerian was found innocent. He was, however, sentenced to six months imprisonment for being in possession of stolen monies.

Igbere TV gathered reliably that he will be deported shortly after serving his jail term.

It was gathered that a total of 20 suspects were initially held for attacking security guards in four violent attacks at ATMs and money exchanges across UAE in late 2016. Out of 20 suspects, only nine were convicted.

Some of the accused confessed to their crimes while others denied the charges levelled against them.

The eight-member gang were said to have attacked security trucks and entered establishments by force and threatened and assaulted staff and members of the public with bladed weapons in a spate of robberies, three of which were carried out on the same day on December 18, 2016.

The gang — who were all in the UAE on visit visas — were said to be highly organised and plotted a string of orchestrated attacks to ambush security trucks that were transporting money boxes to and from ATMs, and at least one money exchange in Sharjah.

The first robbery took place at a Dubai Commercial Bank ATM on King Abdul Aziz Street where Dh340,000 was stolen. Then two days later they attacked an ATM in Al Safeer Mall in Al Nahda fleeing with Dh700,000, and an ATM in Muweilah where they stole Dh710,000. A fourth attack at a money exchange office near National Paints was foiled by police.

The gang of 20 were arrested in record time but police confirmed that only a portion of the stolen money — almost Dh1.8 million — had been recovered, as the gang members had divided the money among themselves and transferred it to their home country.

A prosecutor told newsmen on Thursday that as per the law, a group of people who threaten the life of others while committing robbery are subject to the death sentence, however an appeal is expected to be launched and the sentences could get downgraded to life imprisonment.

The trial appears unconnected with the arrest of five Nigerians in March this year, who robbed a Bureau de Change operator of Dh2.3 million (N225.4 million) in Sharjai, Dubai.

The suspects were identified as Chimuanya Emmanuel Ozoh, Benjamin Nwachukwu Ajah, Kingsley Ikenna Ngoka, Tochukwu Leonard Alisi and Chile Micah Ndunagu.

The five Nigerians reportedly barged into the BDC on March 20 and smashed the glass barrier between the customers and the staff, stole the money in multiple currencies and fled.

A top police official said the suspects came to the UAE on visit visas on March 18.

This comes on the heels of the execution of another Nigerian lady over drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia. 23 others are on death roll in the Arab country for drug related offences.

SOURCE: http://igberetvnews.com/614799/breaking-8-nigerians-sentenced-to-death-in-uae/

PearlStreet:
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That's why Eze Ndigbo of China died of drugs or that's why they hunt Igbos like bushmeat in Asia.

Keep fooling yourself, policemen in India routinely profile Igbos as they are recognised as being responsible for most crimes.

They would keep killing Igbos like flies abroad cos of crime.

Kennydoc:


You mean like Hush?

IamHeWrites:
Eight Nigerian men have been sentenced to death in United Arab Emirates (UAE) for robbery, Igbere TV can report.

They were convicted for robbing money exchanges and cash machines (ATMs) across the country in December 2016.

A ninth Nigerian was found innocent. He was, however, sentenced to six months imprisonment for being in possession of stolen monies.

Igbere TV gathered reliably that he will be deported shortly after serving his jail term.

It was gathered that a total of 20 suspects were initially held for attacking security guards in four violent attacks at ATMs and money exchanges across UAE in late 2016. Out of 20 suspects, only nine were convicted.

Some of the accused confessed to their crimes while others denied the charges levelled against them.

The eight-member gang were said to have attacked security trucks and entered establishments by force and threatened and assaulted staff and members of the public with bladed weapons in a spate of robberies, three of which were carried out on the same day on December 18, 2016.

The gang — who were all in the UAE on visit visas — were said to be highly organised and plotted a string of orchestrated attacks to ambush security trucks that were transporting money boxes to and from ATMs, and at least one money exchange in Sharjah.

The first robbery took place at a Dubai Commercial Bank ATM on King Abdul Aziz Street where Dh340,000 was stolen. Then two days later they attacked an ATM in Al Safeer Mall in Al Nahda fleeing with Dh700,000, and an ATM in Muweilah where they stole Dh710,000. A fourth attack at a money exchange office near National Paints was foiled by police.

The gang of 20 were arrested in record time but police confirmed that only a portion of the stolen money — almost Dh1.8 million — had been recovered, as the gang members had divided the money among themselves and transferred it to their home country.

A prosecutor told newsmen on Thursday that as per the law, a group of people who threaten the life of others while committing robbery are subject to the death sentence, however an appeal is expected to be launched and the sentences could get downgraded to life imprisonment.

The trial appears unconnected with the arrest of five Nigerians in March this year, who robbed a Bureau de Change operator of Dh2.3 million (N225.4 million) in Sharjai, Dubai.

The suspects were identified as Chimuanya Emmanuel Ozoh, Benjamin Nwachukwu Ajah, Kingsley Ikenna Ngoka, Tochukwu Leonard Alisi and Chile Micah Ndunagu.

The five Nigerians reportedly barged into the BDC on March 20 and smashed the glass barrier between the customers and the staff, stole the money in multiple currencies and fled.

A top police official said the suspects came to the UAE on visit visas on March 18.

This comes on the heels of the execution of another Nigerian lady over drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia. 23 others are on death roll in the Arab country for drug related offences.

SOURCE: http://igberetvnews.com/614799/breaking-8-nigerians-sentenced-to-death-in-uae/

Pavore9:
Feel no sympathy for them.

jidamsel43:
He who commits crime must face the full wrath of law. Nigerians in diaspora should stop tarnishing the image of the country.

EVILFOREST:

Rather than DEPORTING THEM back to Nigeria where they might be released through the backdoor, please KILL THEM so as to lessen our problems back home, since we already have a chunk of them in NAIJA

EVILFOREST:

Rather than DEPORTING THEM back to Nigeria where they might be released through the backdoor, please KILL THEM so as to lessen our problems back home

GavelSlam:


I wouldn't say so.

He certainly wouldn't risk putting himself out there on social media whilst in Dubai.


I'm thinking more of people back home in Naija.

lonelydora:
If you do the crime, you do the time.



For all tribal bigots, remember we have Delta Igbos and Ikwerre people who bear similar names like Igbos and have never agreed they are Igbos.

aku626:
Nothing but the obvious. Before we have the silly one derail this thread with their biased, tribalistic and religious opinions.
A thorough thought and you realize that this people are in this position because of a failing country as well as just being plain foolish

Naijaguy123:
The suspects were identified as Chimuanya Emmanuel Ozoh, Benjamin Nwachukwu Ajah, Kingsley Ikenna Ngoka, Tochukwu Leonard Alisi and Chile Micah Ndunagu.
[img]https://i./1d5.gif[/img]

aku626:
Nothing but the obvious. Before we have the silly one derail this thread with their biased, tribalistic and religious opinions.
A thorough thought and you realize that this people are in this position because of a failing country as well as just being plain foolish