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zainam:
Police have arrested two suspects, Emmanuel Aro and Anu Olofinju, for allegedly stealing a human skull at a cemetery in #OgunState.

The suspects, both aged 25, were nabbed along Ijoun Road, Eggua. The state police spokesman, Abimbola Oyeyemi, who confirmed the arrests in a statement, disclosed that the skull was that of a woman.

Oyeyemi added that the suspects admitted that they intended to use the skull for money making rituals.

See more here; https://asknigeria.com.ng/topic/5243/two-tomb-raiders-arrested-with-a-woman-s-skull

Fucklove:
Each time i pass through Ogun, i touch my head at interval to make sure it's still intact.

Makuos19:
So where is the proofs that there was nothing like skull scavenger in the SW until Igbos arrival and also shows what made Ibadan more developed than the entire igboland....plz show us Even part of the development in Ibadan is still done by the igbo. No offence..
Yes continue in your laziness and keep constituting nuisance to those who are labouring...

PureFace1:
I am afraid to go to Anambra

So as not to end In a pot of Soup

PureFace1:
2017, 2018, 2019 news is over 20 years ago?

mercyville:
YOU mean you have not heard of otokoto, Orji and Okija skulls incorporated?

Ibadan has more than 6 skyscrapers,more than 12 Gras,2 Olympic stadia,5 mega malls etc.

Does the entire Igboland have 1 skyscraper ?

Makuos19:
Yes dear. I havent heard of them. You can post the pictures as proofs. Lol, so having skycrapers, olympic stadia etc now makes ibadan developed when there are still brown roofs littered everywhere ....and they tell u there's no skycrapers, mega malls etc in igboland abii? It just shows how pained u are. Keep deceiving yourself!

mercyville:
Google is your dearest friend. The fact is very well barefaced that Ibadan is way more developed than the entire SE. Lol. Post just 1 skyscraper from Igboland.I am waiting.

GMbuharii:
Mining activities!!!



Lzaa immhotep

immhotep:
Metaphysical and afamed dem

immhotep:
Metaphysical and afamed dem

MetaPhysical:
Chai!

immhotep:
how u see the matter?

cc lzaa

MetaPhysical:
See as Ibo dey disgrace themselves.

If we bring out records of your cannibalism now you will star crying to UN that Yoruba hate you.

Ok o kwantinuu!!

G.T Basden- Amongst the Ibo loading...

AgonyOfHell:
He will soon be released, skull mining is not a much crime in Yorubaland, they will bell him.

I have read of a man who was caught for the 3rd time with human skulls

Makuos19:
https://buzznigeria.com/7-nigerian-states-with-most-beautiful-capital-cities-see-photos/ Check The 7 Nigerian States With The Most Beautiful Citites Yet Ibadan is no where to be found in the list...

https://thenigerianinfo.com/most-beautiful-cities-in-nigeria/ Check The Most Beautiful Cities In Nigeria '2019' Yet Ibadan Is Still No Where To Be Found

https://nigerianinfopedia.com/10-most-beautiful-cities-nigeria/ Check The 10 Most Beautiful & Developed Cities In Nigeria Still Ibadan Is Still Not There...

https://www.legit.ng/1214071-top-10-developed-states-nigeria-now.html The most developed state in Nigeria: Top 10
Lagos State. Lagos is always number 1 when it comes to choosing the most developed state in Nigeria in 2019. ...
Kano State. This is probably the most developed state in the Northern part of Nigeria. ...
Anambra State. ...
Abia State. ...
Rivers State. ...
Enugu State. ...
Akwa Ibom State. ...
Ogun State.

I didn't see Ibadan in the first 8, maybe they are at the bottom Yet You Claim Ibadan Is Way More Developed Than The Entire SE. Welldone ma
Well Google Is Always Your Friend!!!

mercyville:
Yea,Soweto is more. developed than USA.
You See that anybody can write anything.
All these troubles when you were just asked to post just a single skyscraper from the entire. Igboland.
I have told you what Ibadan has more than the whole Igboland.
Now mention only 1 thing that Igboland has more than Ibadan.
Let me help you:

Road network
Research centres
Old or modern buildings
GraS etc

Don't run away o

mercyville:
Yea,Soweto is more. developed than USA.
You See that anybody can write anything.
All these troubles when you were just asked to post just a single skyscraper from the entire. Igboland.
I have told you what Ibadan has more than the whole Igboland.
Now mention only 1 thing that Igboland has more than Ibadan.
Let me help you:

Road network
Research centres
Old or modern buildings
GraS etc

Don't run away o

Fucklove:
Each time i pass through Ogun, i touch my head at interval to make sure it's still intact.

Makuos19:
Lol, u see? U have nothing to prove!!!
Why not post your Ibadan skycraper lets see. Even with your Ibadan skycrapper, road network, research center etc Yet u are not found in the most developed or beautiful cities in Nigeria. Thats quite a Shame. Have given u enough proofs Yet u have nothing to prove except words of mouth..Again Google na your friend!!!

And for your info, Ibadan is generally known as a dead rustic and dilapidated city....
You can ask anybody....
A city that 90% of the houses lack sanitary facilities etc

And for your info, Were was Ibadan when Enugu was chosen from Nigeria


Enugu made history, Wednesday, as the only Nigerian city among 35 cities from across the globe invited to join the 100 Resilient Cities Network (100RC) pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation, New York.
The announcement was made during The Rockefeller Foundation’s Urban Resilience Summit in Singapore. The other three African cities that made the list alongside the Coal City of Enugu are Kigali (Rwanda), Accra (Ghana) and Arusha (Tanzania).
The choice of Enugu was predicated on the transformation of the road network in the city under Sullivan Chime. This was in addition to numerous national and international recognitions that have been bestowed on Enugu state. The organizers of the network said that Enugu was chosen from nearly 350 applicants on the basis of its ability to “demonstrate a unique vision for resilience, a long-term commitment to cutting across levels of government and sectors of society, a special attention to the needs of the poor and vulnerable.”
The Foundation stressed that Enugu like other Network cities will serve as a model for other global cities that seek to build their own resilience.
This second wave of cities will join 32 cities that won last year’s 100 Resilient Cities Challenge, forming a growing network of urban centers around the world that are ready to respond to the social, economic and physical shocks and stresses that are a growing part of the 21st century.
Other renowned cities of the world invited to join the list in the 2014 edition include Athens, Barcelona, London, Paris, Boston, Chicago, Amman, Sydney and Singapore.
100-Resilient Cites was created by an initial $100 million commitment by the Rockefeller Foundation as part of their Centennial last year, recognizing the trends of urbanization and globalization that characterize this century.

Makuos19:
Lol, u see? U have nothing to prove!!!
Why not post your Ibadan skycraper lets see. Even with your Ibadan skycrapper, road network, research center etc Yet u are not found in the most developed or beautiful cities in Nigeria. Thats quite a Shame. Have given u enough proofs Yet u have nothing to prove except words of mouth..Again Google na your friend!!!

And for your info, Ibadan is generally known as a dead rustic and dilapidated city....
You can ask anybody....
A city that 90% of the houses lack sanitary facilities etc

And for your info, Were was Ibadan when Enugu was chosen from Nigeria


Enugu made history, Wednesday, as the only Nigerian city among 35 cities from across the globe invited to join the 100 Resilient Cities Network (100RC) pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation, New York.
The announcement was made during The Rockefeller Foundation’s Urban Resilience Summit in Singapore. The other three African cities that made the list alongside the Coal City of Enugu are Kigali (Rwanda), Accra (Ghana) and Arusha (Tanzania).
The choice of Enugu was predicated on the transformation of the road network in the city under Sullivan Chime. This was in addition to numerous national and international recognitions that have been bestowed on Enugu state. The organizers of the network said that Enugu was chosen from nearly 350 applicants on the basis of its ability to “demonstrate a unique vision for resilience, a long-term commitment to cutting across levels of government and sectors of society, a special attention to the needs of the poor and vulnerable.”
The Foundation stressed that Enugu like other Network cities will serve as a model for other global cities that seek to build their own resilience.
This second wave of cities will join 32 cities that won last year’s 100 Resilient Cities Challenge, forming a growing network of urban centers around the world that are ready to respond to the social, economic and physical shocks and stresses that are a growing part of the 21st century.
Other renowned cities of the world invited to join the list in the 2014 edition include Athens, Barcelona, London, Paris, Boston, Chicago, Amman, Sydney and Singapore.
100-Resilient Cites was created by an initial $100 million commitment by the Rockefeller Foundation as part of their Centennial last year, recognizing the trends of urbanization and globalization that characterize this century.

mercyville:


This epistle because the whole Igboland does not have 1 single skyscraper and it is nor