If not them, who else

Embalassing Biafla since 18 AD.

illitrate:


DEMOLA AJAYI

Have you drank Cownu urine today?

nifemi25:
It seems this guys are not aware is dead sentences for anyone caught with hard drug in Philippine.....

Perhaps, they are also not aware that drug trafficking is a crime.

They have got to pay sha. That's the reward for the desire for quick wealth..

Its so saddening that without even looking at the names, I knew they were ibos. And they were really ibos. #ndiuchu. Mcheew, useless boys.

Another set of Igbos gone... Ndi Biafra Cocaine Republic.

好的

Aboguede:

That is evil wishing.

Meanwhile, i still maintain stand.

The internet is sure ur guide on this

You wront though. Even saudi does not kill as you think.


Killing for Drug offence any where is based on rear cases. By time you hear about or read it on the net that people are condemed to death for any reason, all options has been exusted.


Anyways, you can only say the much u know

lt is not evil wish, the penalty for drug trafficking in the Philippines, Saudi Arabia etc is death, forget about what they say in the media about exhausting all legal options, once you are arrested for drug in those countries, the Person is already a walking corpse, if you are not ready to obey the laws of your host, sit back in your country, l have no single pity for drug carriers, they should be executed, nonsense

Please allow them to develop Philippines. They want to own 99% of properties in the Philippines just like they do in Nigeria and Africa.

EzegeNG:
About N125m worth of methamphetamine were seized from two Nigerians in separate police operations in Naga City, Camarines Sur over the weekend.

Operatives arrested a Nigerian businessman identified as Azubuike Obiaghanwa Onwigbolu, 32, a resident of Angeles City, Pampanga, at 2:15 a.m. on Sunday, through a buy-bust operation wherein a police personnel acted as a poser buyer.

Before Sunday’s arrest, a similar buy-bust operation was held on Saturday that resulted in the arrest of Mbaneto Sopuluchukwu, 22. The Philippines Dangerous Drugs Act prescribes the death penalty for drug traffickers.

See more:
https://zenithnaija.com/two-nigerians-nabbed-with-n125m-worth-of-drugs-in-philippines/

pls don't check names here we talking about human live here!

That’s true

AngelicBeing:
l don't blame any country that treats Nigerians like shit, some Nigerians have dented the name of that country, the name Nigeria don cast globally, just becareful with your interactions with Nigerians, if possible, avoid them completely

Ego nbute, good for them..

Chai!! dis boys afuckuo! up!

imam07:
You tried. I don't have much to say but remember many of your ibo people are pastors too surviving under bishop Oyedepo ministry. This is to tell you that you do not know what u are writing.

Don't say I tried cause all I said is the raw truth...ibos that are surviving under bishop oyodepo ministry is because they are there to make money when they have enough,they will leave him lol

Shinjitsu:


Don't say I tried cause all I said is the raw truth...ibos that are surviving under bishop oyodepo ministry is because they are there to make money when they have enough,they will leave him lol

just see your self. See what u posted about your ibo brothers. When they get money they will leave him. Hmmm. Ibos can do anything for money. The tribe is d worst wicked tribe.

wink2015:


That first guy by name Mbaneto should be around 40 years. It showed in his face. The other Igbo partner in crime should be close to 55 years.

They both declared false age.

Get lost...d guy is young...Hater.

Ayobami7:
好的

这里不是中国.好吧

nifemi25:
It seems this guys are not aware is dead sentences for anyone caught with hard drug in Philippine.....

They are used to it. Na them yeebos.

Lanretoye:
just say two Nigerians will soon be killed in Philippines.

POINT OF CORRECTION : two yeebos, not Nigerian's will soon be killed.

PearlStreet:
Azubuike Obiaghanwa Onwigbolu, 32,
Mbaneto Sopuluchukwu, 22.

Igbos go out there and show their evil nature to the world.

It is the same thing that Igbos in Nigeria do and when they suffer the consequences, they start crying that Nigeria hates them and they want to leave Nigeria.

What do you expect: their leader Kanu goes into acting bluefilm, all the followers took to drug trafficking. I pity them grand children.

DonroxyII:
God, these folks just killed themselves.
Ain't they aware it's death. WHAT happened to legitimate hustle or are they being set up.

Some Nigerians just want to live large anyway na way!!

Haba, RIP in advance niggars!!

The population of biafra gradually reducing.

FuckoffMOD:
Yeebos and drugs business is like akpu ND ogbonor

together with bluefilm acting

donc26:
your type and many greedy Igbo girls out there are the reasons why our brothers will continue to engage in illicit business abroad just to make you Hoes happy.

including your sisters and mother , stupid bastard !

imam07:
just see your self. See what u posted about your ibo brothers. When they get money they will leave him. Hmmm. Ibos can do anything for money. The tribe is d worst wicked tribe.

IGBOS like money and can do anything for money but U hate money. Stupid Envy fellows .

Shinjitsu:


IGBOS like money and can do anything for money but U hate money. Stupid Envy fellows .

Ode. Then kill your mama for money because u like money. Useless tribe

where is tribalistic chipink? they have nabbed ur flat head brothers. what have u to say on this?

Freedem:
The good part is that the Igbo population is decreasing , I hope they keep taking risks and eventually wipe themselves out of the Nigerian population.

lolz badt guy

Amakavula:
including your sisters and mother , stupid bastard !

lol badt girl e don do na sowy 4 d guy

imam07:
Ode. Then kill your mama for money because u like money. Useless tribe

You see how stupid and foolish you are? I told you that you are not yet a man...you don't think before you talk...you are a very big fool

When I comes to rituals the Yourbas are number one in Nigeria...I give facts and figures I don't make noise like you fool

Human rituals and yourbas , (Ritual killing booms in South-west

Hunting of human lives for ritual purposes appears to be a booming albeit, filthy lucre in the South-west zone of the country. Investigation by Sunday Sun correspondents revealed that the headhunters are no respecters of age as both the young and the old have been victims of the human predators.

Our man in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, Gbenga Adesuyi, reports that a man was found dead and his scrotum removed at Gbare area of Idi-Ayunre in Oluyole Local Government Area of the State on Wednesday, February 6, 2013. It was suspected that ritual killers killed the deceased. Also, on the same day, her male friend and five other collaborators, in Oyo town, allegedly murdered a middle- aged woman. Her head was cut off for moneymaking ritual, while her other parts of the body were burnt, for fear of their secret been exposed. In Omi-Adio area of Ido Local Government council, suspected ritual killers beheaded a woman and cut her breast and other vital organs. According to Chief Isiaka Ifagbemi, a herbalist based in Olunde area of Ibadan, moneymaking rituals vary because it depends on the choice of the client. Some people, he said, have used their mothers or wives for such rituals.

Types of rituals

Ifagbemi listed different types of money making rituals, although he was quick to add that, “I have not done any for anyone.” There is one called Osole, another one depends on the nature of the person’s business, and pure moneymaking ritual that involves shedding of blood which is common in the society. He said that those involved in moneymaking ritual sometimes use pregnant women, albino, hunch-backs and children.

He recalled the story his father once told him about a man who went for money ritual to aid his business. The ritual was made, according to him, but it did not work until after three years. “The man was told by the herbalist that some strangers would bring a business that he had no previous experience of, to him. He had warned him not to reject the business proposal. He forgot about the ritual but after three years, three strange men came to his shop and offered him a business to help them purchase vehicles. He told them he was a novice in the business and as he was seeing the strangers off, they disappeared. That was when he remembered the money ritual he had performed.

Osole – A special kind of ritual

According to Ifagbemi, Osole is often made inside the house where the client lives. “I remember vividly the story of a man in Agbongbon area of Ibadan who often found money inside his room. The former occupant had made money ritual inside the room but when the money was too much, he relocated to his newly constructed house. The new occupant found money regularly in the room on a particular date. The date never changed. He initially thought it was a coincidence but it came regularly until he investigated and found out that it was ritual money,” he said.

A report filed in by Moshood Adebayo in Abeokuta, Ogun state, indicates that there were few cases of ritual killing in the state and the Police Command assured it would not rest on its oars until perpetrators of such acts are flushed out. However, the Police Command’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Muyiwa Adejobi, said many cases of missing persons had been misconstrued as ritual murder.

But despite this assurance, a 65-year-old herbalist, Chief Dandola Owotomo, was caught with a human tongue, an arm and a woman’s private part in Ijebu-Igbo area of the state.

Owotomo, popularly called Amuludun Isese, was arrested in his residence in Oke Agbo area of Ijebu town by the policemen from Atan Division following a tip-off that he was among those behind the disappearance of a 70-year-old herbalist, Kehinde Rabiu, who was declared missing in Idode-Imomo.

The police spokesman while thanking various communities in the state for their assistance, said: “I can assure you that the identity of anyone who volunteered information that will help us uncover any ritual killer or his den would be highly appreciated and shielded.’’

He disclosed that in another raid on shrines of suspected killers, items recovered from the scene included a pot that contained a human hand with the five phalanges, tongue and omi oku which in Yoruba, means fluid drained from dead bodies that littered the underground cell, and a ring.

From Osogbo in Osun state, Bamigbola Gbolagunte reported that killings related to rituals are prevalent in the state.

According to recent findings, the Police have handled many cases of ritual killing in the last two years in several parts of the state including Osogbo, the state capital; Ikirun in Ifelodun Local Government Area and Ipetumodu, the headquarters of Ife North Local Government Area.

Records available to Sunday Sun revealed that most of the rituals in the state were for quick wealth and they were carried out by youths between the ages of 28 and 35 including students of tertiary institutions spread across the country.

Recently, a middle aged man identified as Morufu Jefoe was arrested by the Osun State Police Command for allegedly exhuming the corpse of his late mother and removing her vital organs including the head and the private part.

Although, the suspect pleaded mental illness, residents of the area punctured his defence. “There is no iota of truth in the claim. We have lived with Jefoe for over 10 years. He has no history of mental disability and unruly behaviour. We are sure that some people are behind him and probably they contracted him to do the job.”

Also, recently, residents of Oke Ayepe area of Osogbo beat up a taxi driver because some school children alleged that he attempted to carry them to an unknown destination on the outskirts of Osogbo as against their destination. At Ipetumodu, headquarters of Ife North Local Government Area, an Okada operator was killed at the bank of the river and his vital organs removed.

A traditionalist, Chief Oluwo Isegun, told our correspondent that rituals are spiritual efforts to appease the gods, but decried the use of human beings for sacrifices.

He said: “It’s not a good thing to use human beings for rituals. There are so many other things that can be used for rituals that will not affect the lives of other people. For instance we use cows, goats, birds and other animals to make rituals and they are often acceptable and also produce desired results.”

In Ondo state, Tunde Raheem stated that the rate of ritual killing in the state ebbed in the past four years. Investigations revealed that ritual killing is not as rampant as robbery and other violent crimes. Few cases of ritual killing were recorded by the police in some areas especially the state capital, Akure and Odigbo local government area.

In September 2011, Felix Olatunji , a 26-year-old furniture apprentice in Adegbola area of Akure was declared missing after he left home to clear a farmland at Oba-Ile, a suburb.

After fruitless search, Olatunji’s family consulted the oracle that “revealed” that their son had been used for money rituals.

The “revelation” compelled the family to report the case to the police at A-division Police Station in Akure and the man who hired Felix to clear the farmland was arrested but later released due to inadequate evidence to nail him.

Felix’s elder brother, Mr Segun Olatunji, told Sunday Sun that the family had searched hospitals, morgues, police cells and prisons but to no avail.

He said their aged mother later fell ill and died after a year of his brother’s disappearance adding that after due consultations with oracles, prophets and other spiritual personalities, the family concluded that, “Felix had been killed for ritual”.

Also in February last year, at Ayedun area of Akure , residents woke one morning and found the body of a lady identified as Deborah Fakeye, wrapped in a bag with two of her toes sticking out . Her vital organs and right palm had been severed from the body dumped near her mother’s residence.

The State Police Command spokesman, ASP Donald Ogodo said that, “available records across all police formations in the state indicated that cases of ritual murder were low as majority of the divisional stations did not record any such case in their respective stations for some years now.”

A traditionalist, Ifamoye Eniola, told Sunday Sun that killing human beings for various rituals is real and common among Africans. Ifamoye who denied any involvement in ritual killing said humans are often used for rituals for money making, promotion, trading and securing appointments. However, he berated herbalists and other traditionalists involved in ritual killings. Ifamoye attributed the alarming rate of ritual killing to the tendency of people wanting to become rich at all costs and even at the expense of their parents and other blood relations.

He added: “Not only herbalists and traditionalists are involved in ritual killings as generally believed in the country. Some evil- minded marabouts and prophets especially the white garment group, use human parts as sacrifice for desperate politicians, businessmen and women and some internet fraudsters called “yahoo boys.”

A report from Ekiti State by Charles Adegbite, showed that ritual killers are on the prowl in that state. A 14-year-old girl,

Ranti Openiye, escaped miraculously from those who abducted her and two other teenagers for rituals, on Monday, October 10, 2011. Ranti, a student of All Souls Anglican Grammar School, Basiri in Ado Ekiti, was sent by her grandmother to buy vegetable around 4pm and on her to the market, some men who might have cast a spell on her, beckoned to her and instantly, she lost her ability to reason or resist them. She was ordered to get into a bus in which there were two other students in their school uniforms, whose faces were covered. Instantly, they covered her face with a hood and drove them to their shrine located inside a forest.

She said she was tied to a tree like several other old and young victims they met in that “jungle of no mercy”. She was miraculously singled out among numerous other victims in the shrine and taken back to the spot where she was abducted, the following Thursday at about 7pm. Before freedom came her way, her head and her pubic hairs had been shaved for ritual purpose but somehow, they could not continue with the ritual.

But Mrs. Bose Edijana Nnaefenwa, a mother of four children, was not that lucky. She was allegedly beheaded at Aramoko Ekiti in July 2012, while on her way to her husband’s farm. Her husband, Lucky Nnaefenwa, and three other suspects are facing prosecution for their alleged involvement in the attack.)

AngelicBeing:
Oh it is already happening silently with the way Nigerians are been attacked Ghana, South Africa, Angola, visa approvals for Nigerians has dropped significantly, the name Nigeria don cast globally

Na to port passport go be next option cos this 9ja cross don dey heavy

chukxie:


Na to port passport go be next option cos this 9ja cross don dey heavy

lf you say it on travel section, some crackheads and frustrated humans both (men & women) will call you unpatriotic citizen, Nigeria passport and the name Nigeria don cast globally, if you have the means to move from your current base to either the western world or anywhere else you can get a foreign passport, go ahead, I left the shithole jungle decades ago and I only visit once in a while and nothing more, Nigeria don cast globally