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why should i defend GEJ if his action has no personal impact on me?As an unbiased human being, all i want to do is judge him fairly, hence why i said, please show or tell me what you (fork adict) suggests GEJ could have done for each of the things Abati said, and some people butt in running their mouths like tap water, saying things like i should ask GEJ(?) (doesn't even make sense) or i should come up with a rebottle etc , if i want to see things objectively and ask for people to be constructive with their criticism, i dunno why whether i'm in the country or not should matter, or why i should be told to shut it, but this is nairaland, and i'm dealing with nigerians, unfortunately.

I lived in Vancouver for 4 years, very nice city, lots of rain though. But in Canada as a whole, Alberta, (Calgary, Edmonton, Fort Mac etc) is where the money is as they have all the oil companies, and there are tons of nigerians there as well.Saskachewan is all right, quite a bit of nigerians there to actually (my friend teaches at the Uni of Sask) but i can't say much about its economy, mostly farmers i think; Manitoba? interesting place to live, but all i could think of was snow and mosquitoes, but for a naija person, i'm sure those wont be a problem, Ontario (toronto, hallifax, ottawa etc)is where things are happening!alots of investment bankers/marketing professionals/Business peeps can get jobs there asily.These are just things i've overheardbut haven't really studied or verified them as much as the OP might know, I'm checking out other places around the globe, since vancouver has dropped to #3 best place to live (behind Sydney and Melbourne(?) which should be my next stop,

sorry, i am not in Naija; so there's no game but i wouldn't mind still hearing what you have to say; and again you never know, somebody might see your suggestions and be able to implement it and make a difference, so fire on if you will!

it was denied by the student? interesting, i had no idea, my opinion still stands though that that , if you have a suggestion, bring it forward - instead of empty criticisms 24-7. Fork adict, no, we dont need no rocket scientist, not even a history professor, we need fork adict! again thats why i'm saying, let's hear what you have/how to change things instead of criticising things being put in place,

i hope my little effort to find this link for you will get my point across (please dont let my work be in vain lol), https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-485402.0.html

You did make a suggestion (on electoral reform for example) but it wasn't consistent with the rest of the points Abati raised, and that was all i wanted, it would have been a bit more brillant and entertaining to read,

Demdem, probably, but ya never know though, i think a couple times or so, he had taken suggestions from his facebook "friends", and even invited a student from the UK to his office or something like that,

Thinking about it a lil more, maybe empty criticisms is a form of self therapy for some people, cause, even if you criticize from morning to night, does it make a difference, will GEJ change?

by the way are you the same person as dem_people?

i dunno which part of "lets have some constructive criticism" people don't understand, where did i say no one should voice out?

Texasspeed, since I wasn’t talking to you, all I will say to you is that you should be the one to stfu and go do whatever it is you were doing before bothering to reply my post.

if all one does is to make empty criticisms, with no alternate ideas or suggestions – it just makes you look st.u.pid. All I am saying is to be constructive in your criticism, as opposed to just opposing and making empty criticisms of anything and everything someone says he’s done; (I hope no one looks up to you for anything then – would be sad )

I’m just regretting that people are not voicing out alternate ideas or solutions and what naught, or doing anything themselves to better the lives of even a single person in their community, or at least, even THINKING of what to do in that regard.
it just gets tiring and boring hearing criticisms after criticism after criticism on nairaland… abegi just back it up with something tangible – if you can.
Is that too much to ask? Maybe for texas speed it is, cause he's just an empty head.

Fork adict, for each of those highlighted "achievements" to which you had a response for each, i'd have liked to see your suggestion as well. What would you have done differently, i really would like to know, thanks.

Hey what happened to this link: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=638001.msg8398740#msg8398740 , keeps giving me an error message Feel like i'm missing out on some real shit that went down.

@tkb417
cant believe u even had to post anything with all these jews that like showing themselves.

tight poosie
always demanding
never listened

re-mark-able

just lost mine.wish this thread had come up long before now

i really cut the story short but theres a link for a full story,and i didnt just know which section to put it,hope its read here
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI has added a Nigerian, Mr. Tobechukwu Enyinna Onwuhara, 30, to its list of ‘Most Wanted Fugitives.’

According to a report on America’s Most Wanted, the Bureau said ‘Tobechi Onwuhara is a criminal mastermind’ who in less than three years stole $44 million dollars from banks in the United States using sophisticated methods including stealing bank customer’s personal information, Home Equity Lines of Credit details and account numbers.

FBI agents say Onwuhara was born in Houston and sent to live with his wealthy Nigerian father, Prince Doris Onwuhara who the Bureau say is a ‘well-known con man who made a fortune from the notorious Nigerian 419 scheme’ before returning to the United States when he reached his teenage years in 1999.
His first brush with the law happened in April 2002 when he was arrested by Lewisville city police in Lewisville, Texas after police got a tipoff that he may be using stolen identification to steal money from credit card accounts. When police raided his apartment, they found stolen credit card account numbers, fake driver’s licenses and materials used to forge identification.

Same year in December in the western state of Seattle, FBI said ‘Onwuhara walked into a local bank and tried to max out the cash withdrawal limit on a stolen credit card’ but fled the bank when he sensed trouble. He was said to have jumped into a waiting car driven by a friend of his, Abel Nnabue and they led Seattle police on a high-speed chase but were eventually caught when they tried to flee on foot.

Both men were charged, convicted and sentenced to two years in a Seattle prison but spent only eight months of their sentence for good behaviour.

After their release, they relocated to Texas and went low for a while until sometime in 2005 when the real estate market was at an all time high and Home Equity Lines Of Credit loans became available. Though it was harder to steal from Home Equity Lines of Credit, Onwuhara and his co-conspirators found a way around it.

FBI say Onwuhara painstakingly researched home owners credit reports to see if they opened home lines of credit accounts and how much they had available. At this time in the real estate market, it was very common to find homeowners with $300, 000 - $ 400, 000 in home equity.

Onwuhara impersonated such homeowners after learning their passwords and home phone numbers through extensive research.
According to FBI records, Onwuhara and his crew had stolen more than $20 million dollars before the bureau were notified of the scam and by the time the FBI penetrated their well-organized syndicate and learned their identity, they had stolen an additional $20 million dollars.

To learn their identity, the FBI contacted Verizon Wireless, a prepaid wireless company after it learned they were using prepaid internet services provided by the company to log into bank accounts and were able to obtain surveillance videos of three men paying for the service at one of the provider’s stores.

In the spring of 2008, the FBI got a break when they also found out that Onwuhara was using a spoofing service and they contacted the provider who made more than 1500 audio recordings available to them. As expected, most of the recordings were conversations between Onwuhara and various bank representatives, but unfortunately for Onwuhara someone from his crew had also used the phone to call a pharmacy pretending to be a doctor and ordered a prescription for Tobechi Onwuhara. This was a huge lead for the FBI. When they ran Onwuhara’s name, there was a match in their database where they found out he had been arrested before for bank fraud.

When they matched his photo with the surveillance videos obtained from the telecommunications company, they believed they had their man.
Before August 1, 2008, FBI agents already knew Onwuhara and his girlfriend, Matthews lived in their $5000 a month mansion near Miami in Florida. As they were making their way to a Florida casino with their crew on that day, agents and local police decided they had enough evidence to take them in. While they were effecting their arrest, agents realized that Onwuhara had entered the casino and believed Matthews sent a text message to him that they were being arrested and he managed to get away.

Authorities say they have not been able to track him down since.

FBI said before they took the gang down, Onwuhara would spend about $50, 000 a night in a strip club up to three times in a week and usually stayed at various five star hotels whenever he made his frequent travels.

Onwuhara according to the Bureau has stashed cash abroad and also shipped many luxury cars to Nigeria- all paid for in cash.

They believe he is hiding in either Canada; Miami, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; or New Jersey.

http://thewillnigeria.com/breaking/3906-Nigerian-Makes-FBI-Most-Wanted-List-For-Stealing-44m.html

my question is simple and this:WHERE THE HECK IS FAZE?.
If anyone knows where he is abeg tell him that his fans and hungry and thirsting for his forseto.

so its all about tribalism now on NL abi?you yorubas dont want to repect yourselves.ok o.

justice should temperd with mercy abeg,they dont look it.

that guy is just a royal pr.ick
thats no way to break up.

Does it mean that nobody has played grand theft auto.this game is the BOMB.u can do almost evrything in d game,things like going to a club,even gettin a lap dance,steal a car nd repaint it to avoid the cops,you can even pick up a LovePeddler for a good time nd lots more,

this should better not be 1 oftheir racist sh*t!!!!!!

[color=#000099][/color]lwkmd.you got served brotha.we all did some crazy shit though.