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DispatcherLagos:
The message is nonsense and the messenger is senseless. Thanks

laff wan kill me die

DispatcherLagos:
Ok. But lead a common protest against these sets of idiots, you go chicken out, only to come rant online. Really comedy continent. Meanwhile, see who is behind him in the post picture.

focus on d message pls.thank you

emae009:
oh!kay... he slept with 1, 2, 3 ........ and e no still clear for him head what pushed him into the act...

that part sef weak me

Samuelriano1:
Operatives of the Akwa Ibom State Police
Command attached to the State Criminal
Investigation Department have arrested a
suspected fraudster, Mr Imaobong
Akpan, for allegedly impersonating the
state Commissioner for Lands and Water
Resources, Pastor Umo Eno.
The state Police Public Relations Officer,
Odiko MacDon, who disclosed this while
parading the suspect at the command
headquarters, Ikot Akpan, on Tuesday,
said the suspect was arrested based on a
petition.
He listed exhibits recovered from him to
include five SIM cards, two phones,
seven dollars and five yuan.
MacDon noted that the suspect, aside
from impersonating the commissioner on
Facebook, defrauded unsuspecting
members of the public, mostly women,
by offering them fake jobs after having
sex with them.
He said, “The suspect, who is a notorious
fraudster and sex maniac, confessed to
have fraudulently created the Facebook
account.
“He used the said account to lure
innocent and unsuspecting ladies to
hotels, have carnal knowledge of them
with a promise to assist them secure jobs
while defrauding others of various sums
of money running into millions.“He succeeded in luring more than 10 ladies through the fraudulent Facebook
account and had sexual intercourse with
them at various hotels, while posing as
the personal assistant to the honourable
commissioner.”The suspect, who spoke to journalists,
confessed to the crime, saying he did not
know what pushed him into the act.
https://punchng.com/man-allegedly-impersonates-akwa-ibom-commissioner-defrauds-sleeps-with-10-ladies/

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Operatives of the Akwa Ibom State Police
Command attached to the State Criminal
Investigation Department have arrested a
suspected fraudster, Mr Imaobong
Akpan, for allegedly impersonating the
state Commissioner for Lands and Water
Resources, Pastor Umo Eno.
The state Police Public Relations Officer,
Odiko MacDon, who disclosed this while
parading the suspect at the command
headquarters, Ikot Akpan, on Tuesday,
said the suspect was arrested based on a
petition.
He listed exhibits recovered from him to
include five SIM cards, two phones,
seven dollars and five yuan.
MacDon noted that the suspect, aside
from impersonating the commissioner on
Facebook, defrauded unsuspecting
members of the public, mostly women,
by offering them fake jobs after having
sex with them.
He said, “The suspect, who is a notorious
fraudster and sex maniac, confessed to
have fraudulently created the Facebook
account.
“He used the said account to lure
innocent and unsuspecting ladies to
hotels, have carnal knowledge of them
with a promise to assist them secure jobs
while defrauding others of various sums
of money running into millions.“He succeeded in luring more than 10 ladies through the fraudulent Facebook
account and had sexual intercourse with
them at various hotels, while posing as
the personal assistant to the honourable
commissioner.”The suspect, who spoke to journalists,
confessed to the crime, saying he did not
know what pushed him into the act.
https://punchng.com/man-allegedly-impersonates-akwa-ibom-commissioner-defrauds-sleeps-with-10-ladies/

how come portable zazu is not on d list?

flokii:
@OP Yes you did very wrong.. she asked you to lend her, not dash her the 5k. Atleast give people the benefit of doubt first before knowing next step to take on their matter.

What is the assurance that your guy will pay back the 10k (×2 of what she asked) in stipulated time? that's if he ever pays and not come up with stories that touch the kidneys.

am not in support of what he did, neither am I against it, but one thing we should know is that, it's his money,n he can lend who ever he wants to.

Comedian2019:
Prophet wey no fit foresee kidnapping, that one na prophet?

the way some of you on nairaland talk ehn . infact

data is life

God1000:
don't worry, I will recommend you for psychiatric evaluation, you need help

I think you are the one that needs the help, because no one is hating here. I just pointed out a fact. all those big grammars is not worth it. people that have changed the world with spectacular inventions do not speak such grammars.think my guy, think

franciskaine:
Use dictionary. The guy is actually good with English.

he is good with English and he is sharing house with an okada man wey no get okada your brain no tell you say na face me I face you house op dey stay abi

Number2:
which yeye command of English language?

Speak Simple, not all these gibberish that people would have to lookup in the dictionary before they understand.

you really said my mind.africans have low esteem honestly.even a highly educated British won't communicate with the crowd with such vocabularies. look at those that have played a great role in research, look at the people that have created impact in the world, how many of them speaks in such manners.

an English man will never communicate with the crowd with such vocabularies. communication is about carrying people along,for everyone to understand, and for the message to go round. I see people who speak such big grammars as attention seekers.if Truly you are tired, and you need advice, you would communicate properly.lastly go look at those that speak this big vocabulary, how many of them are known for great things,how many of them have turned the world around with remarkable research. I just pity Africans #shakes head. look at Patric obiahegbon, where is he today?

dboY1123:
I just met this beautiful girl, and I'm already all over her.. She's not in a relationship but definitely guys are disturbing her even her ex's.

I asked her to come over to my place and she did, we went out together and get some stuffs and we head back home(my place). So, I decided to ask her out one on one in my place and she said NO, she's still finding it difficult to go into another relationship.. When she left my place for her house just two byke away, someone stole her phone from her bag(she called me to tell me) the bag was open by the time she got home.

My question now is, should I ever think of getting her a phone? I still don't know my stand in her life, I really love the girl but ain't acting like a simp whatsoever.. But the fact that she lost her phone after leaving my house is what bothers me.

Please what should I do?

Op no apologies, the balls in your
sack aint useful and needs to be
cracked.

dboY1123:
I just met this beautiful girl, and I'm already all over her.. She's not in a relationship but definitely guys are disturbing her even her ex's.

I asked her to come over to my place and she did, we went out together and get some stuffs and we head back home(my place). So, I decided to ask her out one on one in my place and she said NO, she's still finding it difficult to go into another relationship.. When she left my place for her house just two byke away, someone stole her phone from her bag(she called me to tell me) the bag was open by the time she got home.

My question now is, should I ever think of getting her a phone? I still don't know my stand in her life, I really love the girl but ain't acting like a simp whatsoever.. But the fact that she lost her phone after leaving my house is what bothers me.

Please what should I do?

Op no apologies, the balls in your
sack aint useful and needs to be
cracked.

Terorislam:
Children of hate from brown roof republic will soon come here

please don't take this hate to 2022,bcus I see no reason for this statement. you people need to grow up , honestly. what's there to jealous

yemi1504:
You can say that again bro! Especially at the last statement. How people don't know there are consequences for their actions and decisions in political matters beats me!

we keep blaming everything on poverty. when has Nigerians not been suffering. do they know how many times we have gone to bed with empty stomach? I get pissed of when I hear people say na hungry.

gale2626:
You can't blame them if you've not tasted poverty like they had... I just pity this country.

same lines everyday. if we don't break that mentality,it will bcom a trend.one is poor stomach wise, doesn't mean he should be poor upstairs.haba na

Daroldigits:
I agreed with you...some people will collect the rice and sell out their future. But the wise ones need to sit up and educate these food hunters.

if at this current age, one doesn't know the implications of what he is doing, then am sorry to say, it gonna be tough. Nigerians are actually Nigeria's problem.

Daroldigits:
Can good things come out of the North?

come 2023, Nigerians will still vote in this same people, especially when they start throwing a cup of rice and sachet tomato paste, you see them queuing, rushing to eat their destinies. we just love suffering n smiling in this country.

[quote author=yrex01 post=108812381]you're tired spiritually n mentally [/quote


I am spiritually active,and mentally stable chief. hope that settles the case

there is hunger in d land. see as they humble themselves for a plate of rice.hope nobody tie bomb there o

Japan hanged three prisoners on
Tuesday, its first executions in two years,
with the government saying it was
necessary to maintain capital punishment
in the face of continued “atrocious
crimes”.
Japan is one of the few developed
countries to keep the death penalty, and
public support for capital punishment
remains high despite international
criticism, especially from rights groups.
More than 100 people are currently on
death row in Japan, most of them for
mass murder. Executions are carried out
by hanging, usually long after sentencing.
One of the three executed on Tuesday
was Yasutaka Fujishiro, 65, who used a
hammer and knife to kill his 80-year-old
aunt, two cousins and four others in
2004, a justice ministry spokeswoman
told AFP.
The other two were 54-year-old Tomoaki
Takanezawa, who killed two clerks at an
arcade game parlour in 2003, and his
accomplice Mitsunori Onogawa, 44.
The executions were the first under
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who took
office in October.
“Whether to keep the death sentence or
not is an important issue that concerns
the foundation of Japan’s criminal justice
system,” deputy chief cabinet secretary
Seiji Kihara said.“Given that atrocious crimes keep
occurring one after another, it is
necessary to execute those whose guilt is
extremely grave so it is inappropriate to
abolish capital punishment.”
Members of the Japan Federation of Bar
Associations “strongly protest” Tuesday’s
executions, the body’s president Tadashi
Ara said in a statement.
Ara urged the government to “abolish
capital punishment and stop all
executions until it is abolished”.
– Half a century on death row –
Japan executed three death row inmates
in 2019 and 15 in 2018 — including 13
from the Aum Shinrikyo cult that carried
out a fatal 1995 sarin gas attack on the
Tokyo subway.For decades, authorities have told death
row inmates just hours before an
execution is carried out.
Two prisoners are suing the government
over the system, which they argue is
illegal and causes psychological distress.
The pair are also seeking compensation
of 22 million yen ($194,000) for the
distress caused by living with uncertainty
about their execution date.In December 2020, Japan’s top court
overturned a ruling blocking the retrial
of a man described as the world’s
longest-serving death row prisoner,
raising new hope for the now 85-year-
old.
Iwao Hakamada has lived under a death
sentence for more than half a century
after being convicted in 1968 of robbing
and murdering his boss, the man’s wife,
and their two teenaged children.
But he and his supporters say he
confessed to the crime only after an
allegedly brutal police interrogation that
included beatings, and that evidence in
the case was planted.
Worldwide, at least 483 people were
executed last year in 18 countries,
according to rights watchdog Amnesty
International.
That represents a drop of around a
quarter from the year before, and fits a
downward trend since 2015.
The figure does not, however, include
the “thousands” of executions believed
to have been carried out in China, which
keeps such data secret, along with North
Korea and Vietnam.
Japan and the United States are the only
members of the G7 group of developed
countries that still use the death penalty.

https://punchng.com/japan-executes-three-prisoners-in-first-hangings-since-2019/

nwadikeokey11:
Have been reading comments on this post for the past 3days now and didn't see the need to comment until now. Well, my humble advise to you should be that you consider an African country like you stated in the main post and in that case, like somebody has commented i will advise you to look in the direction of Kigali Rwanda. That country is doing so well now that i was told of a man who have lived in that Mexico your sister is advising you to save money for, for many years now who is planning of relocating to Kigali Rwanda. So even if you have up to 2.500,000 i will still advise you to go for an African country. So research and look in that direction. God help you.

thanks boss. I really appreciate. I will plan well.i really appreciate

BunmiBie:
The person above me has given you the right advice.

As you are still serving, start learning soft skills with that you can migrate easily to anywhere later.

I will also say you should consider an Africa country first.
Rwanda and Namibia seems cool, read people's experience on NL to gain more knowledge.

Research and plan extensively before moving to another country.
Finally, invest that money so you won't be tempted to spend it on bet which may not go well.

All the best!

but i specified on my post that I preferred African countries, I only said what my sis advised me to do, that's where mexico came into place, but you guys are making it sound like I don't know what am saying. my plans are African countries, not south American countries.i know fully well that 2.4m naira is nothing compared to dollars. thanks for your contribution also

dasparrow:
I have been to Mexico though I don't live there. There is nothing there economically speaking. Mexicans themselves are risking their lives flocking to the Unites States illegally for greener pastures and getting apprehended at the U.S - Mexican border. Your sister who told you to go to Mexico or Columbia, what does she know about these Spanish speaking countries anyway? Or is the goal to go and push drugs? There are no jobs for Blacks in these countries. The Mestizos otherwise known as Hispanics will consider their own over any Black person. So what is the point of going to these countries?

I am always so disappointed that the average Nigerian /African is so darn ignorant of how other racial groups perceive Black/African people. When you cannot land a job due to language barrier and racial bigotry and you run out of funds, then what? Let me guess. You will then begin to do what many Nigerian men who migrated without a concrete plan and sufficient funds do, which is to start selling drugs.

2.4 million Naira is not a large sum of money outside Nigeria and/or Africa. I am speaking from experience. With the rising rate of inflation, your money will be finished before you know it. And, getting a permanent residency permit even for developing countries takes time. So, do you have enough money to pay for rent, electricity, phone bill, food, internet, etc until you get your papers? These are valid questions and things you should consider before traveling so far away from home. At least if you stay within West Africa, if you run out of funds or things don't work out for you as you had thought, you can catch a bus and return back to Nigeria. But if you're far away in South or Central America or Mexico, then what happens when you run out of funds? Think about it before you waste your life and destiny. Don't migrate just for migrating sake. Migrate wisely. Take risks if you must but not foolish risks that could derail your destiny. My 2 cents.

why are you like this na guy? like I said in the post, AFRICAN COUNTRIES. I know 2.4m to dollars is not a huge sum.i just said what my sis told me, I never said I would go for hers.now you are making is sound like my main idea was south America, I rather not listen to people like you who can't communicate without making one angry or feel bad.thanks allot once more for your contribution.do have a nice day

portable don blow Sha, he stays in my street in oke osa, iyana ilogbo, around that 2g hotel side. just happy for him, he don suffer now na time to enjoy.ride on portable

Limassol:
Africa may not be good for you as a migrant, partly because most of the economies are unstable, weak and not well-run. Mexico, as your sister suggested may be a good step, despite not yet a developed country, yet it's better than most African Countries. Drug Cartels and gangs? sure it's a problem there, yet in truth, the situation is not bad as most paint it. Goodluck and i hope you carry us allong your sojourn.

Thanks allot boss, I really love your response. it shows maturity and sincerity. once again thanks so much, and I promise not to soil our name, when i eventually leave the shores of Africa.

yunqdady:
100k on bet. You weren't wise.
You got lucky this thing, be very careful next time before the whole 1.5m disappears

the 100k was my sweat dude.i worked for it day and night, I never stole it, and I was fully aware of the risk I was taking,b4 staking it on 15odds. if I decided to risk it on bet, I don't think that should bother you. I made a decision, n concluded that if I loose I loose, and yes I got lucky.if I hadn't won, I would have moved on. life is all about stupid risks, or do you think I would have committed suicide if I had lost?? now I won, and I can boldly say I am 4 to 5 step ahead 60% of my peers that we graduated with. am not boasting, but am a risk taker.

Ashirioluwa:
Nigeria is in Africa so stay in Nigeria since you like Africa

thanks for your contribution sir.

johnsavy:
Close this thread

why because they are arguing

FiverrTutor:
I repeat don't go to Mexico.... I repeat don't go to Mexico... Talking from experience.. I don talk my own finish

why boss? please talk to me

ocelot2006:
Forget Angola. It is ridiculously expensive. Language wise, how's your Portuguese?

next to zero bro