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Good and we ll discuss this very soon.Thanks

@igboboy ****Your level of reasoning and education is a disgrace to the real lbo people and to this country as a whole.You are not well versed in History ,not to talk of English Language.
You are allowed to write in your local language /dialect and we ll use Google to interprete,if possible.
Dont reframe/rewrite History,dont spread rumours and dont ridicule Great Nigerians-living or dead.A wise person ll not say that other people are foolish .

have a look

@igboboy
-igbo means ,in my language,that i am very proud of ,3 or 4 different things
1 -indian hemp i believe you either abuse or deal with this
2- bush  -you must come from somewhere similar,from your way of reasoning/writing.
3 -head butt ,
4 Yanmiri-i dont even know why they call you this name but i love it.
BE REASONABLE AND BEHAVE YOURSELF.YOUR MEDULLA OBLOGANTA MUST BE EXAMlNED
A Criminal cannot be a wise person,learn from history and ask your uncles what happened to them-forgotten so soon?MUMUS ALWAYS think they are smart
How many yanmirins are in prisons worldwide drugs,rapes,frauds etc?

@The court heard that between 2003 and 2009 Agwuegbo fraudulently claimed £21,000 a year tax credits by stating her income was between £8,000 and £9,000 per year, but HMRC investigations proved her actual annual income was in excess of £50,000. In addition, she failed to declare her true income for income tax purposes and ran an unlicensed money lending business with Anyakudo. He would arrange loans for people charging them high interest rates on short term loans and Agwuegbo provided the funds.

Agwuegbo used some of the proceeds of the crimes to purchase properties in South East London, four of which she bought in 2006. She rented these properties out and failed to declare this additional income. It is believed her properties are worth approximately £1m.

Both were arrested on 27 April 2009 and charged on 1 March 2010. Cosmas Anyakudo pleaded guilty to the charges on 06 August 2010 and Joy Agwuegbo pleaded guilty on 16 May 2011.

Confiscation proceedings are taking place.

@igboboy
There is a Yoruba saying that we don't ask a kid not to stop dreaming or hoping to have leprosy but me must remind the kid of the consequences of living isolated life in the bush
You need to go to the nearest local library and get some history books to read about your people and what happened to them this ll enable you to think and respect other good tribes in Nigeria.
l Have nothing against Good lBO PEOPLE BUT THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE FORGOTTEN History so soon must be cautioned.
The remnants of the agonies suffered in the past must remain fresh in your memories.lf you cant get books ask your uncles who may still be alive.

Shine your eyes well,well
Fake visa agents
Study free abroad?
BEWARE OF THOSE ROGUES
DO lt Yourself or else you can become MUGUN

CAN YOU TEACH ME database and spreadsheet.You must live close to lKOTUN area.CRASH PROGRAMME SORT OF.
adecrown22@gmail.com

At 2pm on Friday 22nd July, one hour and 26 minutes before the bomb was detonated next door to the prime minister’s offices, Anders Behring Breivik sent his manifesto to 1003 recipients around the continent, reports the Daily Telegraph.

The British police gained access to 250 of these contacts and confirmed they are UK residents. The attacker wrote in his e-mails a specific message for the recipients: “This is a gift for you (…) I ask you to distribute this book (the manifesto) to everyone you know” and signed the email with the name Andrew Berwick. Also, the e-mail contained a link to a Youtube video in which Brevik was shown holding a gun.

The manifesto proves that last Friday’s attacks had been planned years ago. In March, the Norwegian attacker sent a message to the anti-Islamic English Defence League: “In these dark times all of Europe are looking to you in search of inspiration, courage and even hope that we might turn this evil trend with Islamisation all across our continent. Well, just wanted to say keep up the good work, it’s good to see others that care about their country and heritage.”

Geir Lippestad, Breivik’s defence lawyer, said: “There are two more cells in Norway and others from the Western world” prepared to follow Breivik’s example. Moreover, several supporters of the EDL admitted they met Breivik at rallies in Britain and the attacker even confessed he had over 600 EDL members among his Facebook contacts.

Mario Borghezio’s, part of the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group in the European Parliament, made comments that provoked instant outrage across the world: “One hundred per cent of Breivik’s ideas are good, in some cases extremely good. The positions of Breivik reflect the views of those movements across Europe which are winning elections.”

Lets put the facts right some Yorubas do it but Yanmiris-the other name for lBOs -are professionals anytime,anyday.Na their major business.
A Nigerian travelling with 67 "drug capsules" in his stomach died due to certain complications on board a flight, which had to make an emergency landing at the city airport on Thursday.

The Doha-Kuala Lumpur flight requested an emergency landing after the deceased, Chika Imaneal (26), started vomiting and fell unconscious.

Medical experts at the airport declared Chika dead on arrival. The airport authority informed the Sahar police about the death, who have registered acase of "accidental death".

l have no time to read the crazy manifesto a MAD LAZY HEARTLESS RAT
THEY TELL Lies TOO MUCH-AFRICANS ARE NOT Racists and we love and accept all foreigners

Have you ever tried Danduala and Adi Agbon mixed with Ogogoro?

To me thats not a great news,the main issue is what you are doing with the revenues from petroleum and allied products.
People should come come to Nigeria and see and comment that YOU KNOW THEY ARE NO 2 OPEC MEMBER
CORRUPTlON
MlSMANAGEMENT
NO FUTURE PLANS
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Any hope?
I would not mind to work and live in Norway.I have British passport and can speak Swedish and ready to learn the language.Need info about work and living in Norway.
adecrown22@gmail.com

Greedy’ London fraudster jailed for three years 25 July 2011 16:17 
A London woman has been jailed for a total of three years for tax evasion, tax credit fraud and money laundering offences following an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and the Metropolitan Police.
Investigators discovered that Joy Agwuegbo failed to declare £167,000 received from renting out five properties in South East London and that she fraudulently claimed £101,000 in tax credits. Agwuegbo also ran an illegal money lending business with Cosmas Anyakudo, committing money laundering offences in excess of £800,000.

Cosmas Anyakudo was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment, suspended for two years. He was given a twelve month supervision order and must carry out 160 hours of community work.

Graham Ranson, Assistant Director, Criminal Investigation for HMRC said:

“HMRC’s Criminal Taxes Unit worked with Newham CID to investigate and successfully prosecute Agwuegbo and Anyakudo. We will now look to reclaim the proceeds of their criminal activities. HMRC is cracking down on fraud and the Government has made a further £900 million available to us to tackle evasion, avoidance and attacks by criminals. I urge anyone with information relating to this type of crime to call the Tax Evasion Hotline on 0800 788 887 or via the website www.hmrc.gov.uk/tax-evasion.”

Upon sentencing, Her Honour Judge Wright said that Agwuegbo was ‘greedy and told lies over many years’.

Background

The court heard that between 2003 and 2009 Agwuegbo fraudulently claimed £21,000 a year tax credits by stating her income was between £8,000 and £9,000 per year, but HMRC investigations proved her actual annual income was in excess of £50,000. In addition, she failed to declare her true income for income tax purposes and ran an unlicensed money lending business with Anyakudo. He would arrange loans for people charging them high interest rates on short term loans and Agwuegbo provided the funds.

Agwuegbo used some of the proceeds of the crimes to purchase properties in South East London, four of which she bought in 2006. She rented these properties out and failed to declare this additional income. It is believed her properties are worth approximately £1m.

Both were arrested on 27 April 2009 and charged on 1 March 2010. Cosmas Anyakudo pleaded guilty to the charges on 06 August 2010 and Joy Agwuegbo pleaded guilty on 16 May 2011.

Confiscation proceedings are taking place.

Notes to editors

1. Joy (also known as Joyce) Nonye Agwuegbo (48) a former nurse, and Cosmas Anyakudo (43) a former solicitor, were sentenced on Friday 22 July 2011 at Inner London Crown Court after pleading guilty to fraud and money laundering offences.

2. Joy Nonye Agwuegbo, DOB 27/07/1962 of 13 Benhill Road, Camberwell, London SE5 pleaded guilty to tax credit fraud, tax evasion, money laundering and fraud offences. She was sentenced to three years for tax credit fraud, 18 months for income tax evasion and 18 months for money laundering. All counts will run concurrently, meaning a total jail term of three years.

3. Cosmas Anyakudo, DOB 07/04/1968, of 4 Ashley Gardens, Blue Bell Hill, Chatham, Kent, pleaded guilty to money laundering and fraud offences. He was sentenced to 12 months, suspended for two years.

4. We would encourage anyone with information relating to this type of crime to call Tax Evasion hotline by calling 0800 788 887 or via the website www.hmrc.gov.uk/tax-evasion.

5. Follow HMRC on Twitter @HMRCgovuk

Cant comprehend why our people are so badly treated by people who are supposed to guide and guard them.l hate going to them for anything.

Where are these ropes previously used as belts?

@juman
is that incarnation or password needed to open account?

@lHUOMA85
Any hope?
I would not mind to work and live in Norway.I have British passport and can speak Swedish and ready to learn the language.Need info about work and living in Norway.
adecrown22@gmail.com

Great thanks.

Please advice.
Recently obtained the British Passport,
have 3 kids under 18,born them in Nigeria before becoming British citizen
The 3 children still live in Nigeria.
What are they entitled to sooner or later?

Can we apply same method to armed and pen robbers cum corrupt politicians?
I am looking forward to the day when rogues ll be severely dealt with.

Play lotto

lazy rat
barao banza
shameless fool

You have even entered real problem for seeing her.She has passed all the sorrows to all the people looking. You need to go and do the same 'iwe odo'

One of the disadvantages or advantages of bringing people abroad
After few months,shes now planning how to join the normal circle
DUMP him,get another person and the sufferings cont,
Settle the matter with him and keep your man
To work,save and allow you to come over,may not be all that easy
At the end of the day,you have started towards the normal routine  .
i do NOT believe all your emotional presentations-Hidden Agenda
Always Fear GOD and think well
Better to send ££££ home than sponsor a babe?

GHANA
TOGO
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Yemen
Sri Lanka
T AND TOBAGO
BUT,BUT

Please i need a good plan for a plot of land.Can you recommend any cheap and affordable one?How much ll it cost to get it approved?Thanks
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Sorry for the multiple posting

The down fall of a man is not the end of his life
Theres nothing in life without risk
When you fall from horse,you still ride the same horse home
Deportation is a challenge,not a great calamity.

The down fall of a man is not the end of his life
Theres nothing in life without risk
When you fall from horse,you still ride the same horse home
Deportation is a challenge,not a great calamity.