Crime › Re: 'we Live In Fear In Indonesia' Nigerians Cry As 'kabaka' Pictures Surface by Sanchez01(op): 6:15pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
dman4mdmoon: Well you are right. Most of those countries only know Nigeria as a nation. They can't differentiate who is Ibo, Yoruba or Hausa. But upon watching a video on Facebook I realised that they are beginning to understand who is who in terms of ethnic differences. Could you please post the said link? |
Crime › Re: 'we Live In Fear In Indonesia' Nigerians Cry As 'kabaka' Pictures Surface by Sanchez01(op): 6:14pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
LordOfNaira: You are wrong. There is a video on YouTube about drug busts in Thailand. During an interrogation, the Thai interrogator made it known that the drug dealers denting Africa's image are Igbos. Could you please provide a link? |
Crime › Re: 'we Live In Fear In Indonesia' Nigerians Cry As 'kabaka' Pictures Surface by Sanchez01(op): 4:09pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
psucc: So sad. The Igbos are losing so much. Nigerians are losing here. Some desperate Igbo folks might be championing this horrible cause, but that does not take away the fact these countries only know them as Nigerians, which in turn implies that we are fasting walking on a thing rope. |
Crime › Re: 'we Live In Fear In Indonesia' Nigerians Cry As 'kabaka' Pictures Surface by Sanchez01(op): 3:59pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
I could remember mentioning the need to redeeming the country's name on the other thread. I don't blame the world if they end up stereotyping us in this manner. It is no longer a case of 'few bad eggs', but many bad eggs.
Mynd44 Lalasticlala |
Crime › 'we Live In Fear In Indonesia' Nigerians Cry As 'kabaka' Pictures Surface by Sanchez01(op): 3:57pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
- Nigerians in Indonesia have accused the country of extra-judicial killings - They claimed they are not treated well and given fair hearing - The country has a strong law against drug-trafficking
[img]https://2.bp..com/-5BiSzkyrr-M/WQIATKGNSqI/AAAAAAAAAFc/k1mqMEE2jn8BgeD8lzSecj49FEEe7fVigCK4B/s640/Kabaka.jpg[/img] A Nigerian living in Indonesia, Douglas Hope Onyebuchi, aka Kabaka,was killed by security operatives during a drug bust.
Nigerians living in Indonesia have raised serious allegation against the Indonesian government accusing them of killing them extra-judiciously, according to Naij.
A Nigerian in Indonesia who provided this information on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter and his own safety claimed that any Nigerian suspected of crime was killed.
He said Nigerians have made a bad name in Indonesia which is why they are treated terribly there but called on the Nigerian government to intervene in this issue.
[img]https://2.bp..com/-W0EzlkL0zXk/WQIAe0n6V_I/AAAAAAAAAFk/IPAocAExhjs4ll52QNa-1Fcgcq-wgSMKACK4B/s640/Kabaka2.jpg[/img] "The way the Indonesian Police is killing Nigerians in any slightest provocation and our Embassy is doing nothing about it."
"Nevertheless, the stringent law of Indonesian Government is not to be doubted but nobody's guilty until the person is pronounced guilty by the appropriate Judge."
"The Indonesian police don't care again because of the bad name we Nigerians here have given ourselves.
"On the September 6th, 2016, Ekene from Anambra States living in an Apartment in the West Jakarta was gunned down in his room after Police failed to nail him down with any evidence.
"On the 4th of January, 2017, Ike and Chiwetalu from Nsukka in Enugu State were gunned down too after their woman confessed to be trafficking drug for them.
"Another one happened just yesterday 25th of April, 2017. Another guy from Imo State on a tip of that He sent his woman to go and deliver drug.
"I am not supporting those that are involved in illicit drugs business but killing someone without enough evidence is just extrajudicial killings. "We are living in fear here and not all Nigerians are drug peddlers.
Some of us are involve in a genuine and profitable business that has contributed a lot taxes to the Indonesian Government."
[img]https://1.bp..com/-u0A6zdnGVSw/WQIApBVs3cI/AAAAAAAAAFs/dEhytNcu-74o0C2bRl3imGeH8j7Vma1lwCK4B/s640/Passport.jpg[/img] According to the Jakarta Post however, security operatives said Douglas Hope Onyebuchi, aka Kabaka, was killed during a drug bust when he tried to wrestle a gun from the police.
Insp. Gen. M. Iriawan who is the Jakarta police chief said the deceased and his wife shipped in a package containing two kilograms of methamphetamine from Guangzhou, China which were disguised as sandals.
thejakartapost initially reported the drug bust incident, which led to the death of Enugu-born Douglas whom Indonesian police claimed was found with methamphetamine, a powerful, highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system.
“During his arrest, he fought back and tried to grab one of the officers’ guns. Therefore, we had no choice but to take him down.” The Inspector claimed. http://themomentng..com.ng/2017/04/we-live-in-fear-in-indonesia-nigerians.htmlhttps://www.naij.com/1101531-nigerian-man-enugu-onuebuchi-killed-by-police-indonesia-smuggling-banned-con.html |
Culture › Re: Kayode Ogundamisi's Tweet About Ooni Of Ife And Oba Of Lagos by Sanchez01(m): 2:58pm On Apr 27, 2017 |
Afriifa: I don't think we disrespect our Kings like that in the Niger Delta. Even if we don't prostrate like our Yoruba Friends Akiolu commands no respect. I think he deserves everything he is getting at the moment. |
Culture › Re: I Will Continue To Hold Oba Akiolu In High Esteem - Ooni of Ife by Sanchez01(m): 8:16am On Apr 27, 2017 |
fikayormie: I like this Ooni.. but sometimes he falls my hand; too easy going, It's like he doesnt fully grasp the size of the crown he is wearing. Ooni Sijuwade was just the perfect mix of candy and stick. Why should a whole Ooni go and greet and be sir-ing this Akiolu. His abobarins sef dey Bleep up. Kings should come and prostrate for the Ooni. He is their father, regardless of age. By virtue of his throne even his father should not dare rise from a prostrating position without permission The emboldened is where the mistake lie. It should have been Akiolu that was supposed to greet the Ooni first and not the other way around. I sure believe he would not have tried it with the late Sijuwade. |
Culture › Re: I Will Continue To Hold Oba Akiolu In High Esteem - Ooni of Ife by Sanchez01(m): 6:52am On Apr 27, 2017 |
SIRmanjar: The tourist king wetin you want make im happen before?Ehh!Keep forming mr dj humility..Oba Rilwan na your elder anytime anyday while you be small boy wey just enter throne..OBA Rilwane rules over 15million subjects the yorubas, ibos,hausas,Ijaws,efiks,Tivs,ishekiris,Urhobos,fulanis,and the hole ethnic group in Nigeria..while u rule over roughly 100 thousand subjects..Next time u see him make sure u prostrate and kwayetly have a seat at the back role.  ORA is not a first class king in Yorubaland. Ideally, he should not be found sitting anywhere close to The Ooni. The Ooni is a deity and believed to be more influential than any other Yoruba king. There are ways he could have made Akiolu pay for the Shameless exhibition, but I guess that is where education comes in. Mind you, you don't use age in measuring kings in Yoruba land. The determinant is the seat they occupy and not the man on the seat. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 6:17am On Apr 27, 2017 |
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Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 6:12am On Apr 27, 2017 |
ziga: So, the benchmark for being a successful minister is performing surgical operations?
I tire for Naija logic ooo.
No wonder Iran's health system is the greatest in the whole universe. Their health minister performs surgery. Read between the lines and get the message. Nigerians ministers did not get to job on merit, rather, as a reward. When you see a man who studied Law, not just Law in itself, but has gone ahead to become a SAN, only to be in charge of something as sensitive as Power, then you know your case is a sorry tale. Bottom line is that we have ministers who are square pegs trying to fit in round holes. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 6:08am On Apr 27, 2017 |
maclatunji: The best way to deal with people like you is the way I have done. I know it is fact, you don't know and have committed an embarrassing error. See you running helter-skelter for it.
Proud, unpatriotic, ignorant all at the same time. A sorry case. @the emboldened, how  It is funny you didn't address any of the questions I asked, yet again, you chose to pull out demeaning words from your behind. I'm done with you, as it stands. It is interesting to know you didn't put up A SINGLE ARGUMENT, yet claim I'm running helter-skelter  No sane person should engage you because you would only end up running amok then claim you have done a whole lot of justice to the discourse, when in reality, you didn't lift a hairline. Not a single, meaningful thing to the discourse, yet you have 'dealt' with me. I believe you did with the name calling. However, I believe it is only an indication that you are no just shallow, but also clueless. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 9:31pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: Hahahahaahahahahaha, trying to ridicule your country when you don't even bother to watch news. You can easily quote Iran to try to rubbish Nigeria but you cannot think well or research before posting. Ridicule my country? Are you aware Chloroquine was banned eleven (11) years ago in this same Nigeria? Why is it being banned again if the Health Minister could tell his left from his right? What measures have been put in place beside expending a phantom 3bn on anti-malaria drugs annually? Who are those who benefit from the so-called 3bn? Since its ban eleven years ago, what measures have the government put in place in curbing the circulation of Chloroquine, instead of re-banning? As a country, we are still debating over re-banning drugs that have been banned over a decade ago while a health minister is leading a surgical procedure in another country and you claim drawing comparisons between these ministers translates to ridiculing Nigeria, which in turn makes me less of a patriot, yeah? Apparently, you don't understand, really. Nigeria has been on the same spot for over a decade because WE PUT SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES. This has been my message all along, and since you are sentimentally blinded from the truth, it became difficult for you to decode. Unfortunately, I cannot help but shake my head at the fact that your thought process is something else. At no point has Prof. Isaac Adewole performed or led a surgical procedure as a Minister. You claimed it was recently, that it was aired on AIT but failed to point to a single print agency who reported it. You must think you have been engaging a PDP/APC folk all day. Honestly you should get off the Internet a while. It is painful that you made no sense all day. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 8:34pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: E Pain am, LOL. Looking for Google when we are watching direct on TV. Go to AIT to ask if you are desperate to prove me wrong.
All these spoilt children running around making noise. This cretin just referred to me as a child  One thing is, I hate channeling my strengths into unproductive ventures. Apparently, you weren't just lying, but also caught in a loop which you've been reeling back and forth since noon. I should go to AIT... Impressive. You're just hopeless, more hopeless than I imagined  |
Crime › Re: Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 6:45pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
gbosaa: There are hundreds of thousands of people like him but I'm sure if people like you could provide jobs for people like him, people like him wouldn't be attempting to leave the country.
Nigeria is a country for the rich only. It's a country that doesn't invest in its youths. The result is a hopeless and frustrated generation of young people who'd do anything to survive.
In some countries, you'd only need to show interest and apply for job to be employed. In Nigeria, it's not the same thing. That's why people go on social media or churches to give testimonies of securing jobs that pay peanuts.
We should have a law that severely punishes and discourages individuals who steal or mismanage our common wealth. I totally disagree. There are hundreds of thousands of people like him who own shops, size regardless. Nigeria is hard, yes, but it should not be an excuse for diving into the pool of crime. See, a man that is bent on committing a crime would do so whether the society is sane or not. The problem is orientation, the need to make quick money, then come back home to flaunt it during festive period. You need to see some people and the level of discussion they hold in reference to drugs and other crimes. |
Crime › Re: Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 6:39pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
riczy: Methamphetamine is a drug for managing "obesity" and Also for "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" in children, is it a " control drug"in Indonesia? Jux watching in HD You chose to be sentimental over this, probably because you feel he was cheated. What was he doing with it is what we should be asking. By the way, Methamphetamine is more than the child definition you ascribed to it. Methamphetamine is a powerful, highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system. Also known as meth, chalk, ice, and crystal, among many other terms, it takes the form of a white, odorless, bitter-tasting crystalline powder that easily dissolves in water or alcohol. https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/methamphetamine/what-methamphetamine'Meth' is one of the most popular drugs in the world. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 6:28pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: Never bothered to Google check. Why would I Google what I watched myself in the news. Are you that slow? No I'm not. It's just astonishing that your stupìdity has not made you realize that you have been caught in your web of lies, just because you wanted to make sense. Please scoot. |
Crime › Re: Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 4:48pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
madridguy: The FG must investigate this case and follow it till the end.
R.I.P Kabaka Investigate ke? Even the ones maimed in South Africa closest to us were not investigated, let alone in Asia. |
Crime › Re: Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 4:35pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
Franzinni: I if he did resist.... He got his cup of tea It would have ended the same either he resisted or not. Asian countries hve zero tolerance for drug related offence. |
Crime › Re: Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 4:25pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
As a people, we owe it to the country to try to take off the stereotype we have donned the country with. An average Nigeria in any Asian country would always be suspected as a smuggler.
Mynd44 Lalasticlala |
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Crime › Drug: Indonesian Police Kill Nigerian For Resisting Arrest by Sanchez01(op): 4:13pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
https://img.jakpost.net/c/2017/02/17/2017_02_17_21813_1487312594._large.jpg Soekarno-Hatta Airport authority in Banten investigates men arrested for possessing 5.9 kilograms of methamphetamine. (Warta Kota/Andika Panduwinata)
An alleged Nigerian drug smuggler was shot dead after resisting arrest in Tanah Tinggi, Central Jakarta on Wednesday.
Jakarta Police Chief Insp. Gen. M. Iriawan said the police shot Douglas Hope Onyebuchi, aka Kabaka, who was a suspect in a drug smuggling case in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta.
The police, Iriawan said, coordinated with the Directorate General of Customs and Excise to track Onyebuchi and his Indonesian wife Yani Andriani, after being suspected of smuggling a package containing two kilograms of methamphetamine from Guangzhou, China.
“Some drugs were shipped from Guangzhou, disguised in pairs of sandals. We later followed the shipment to Jl. Cengkir Raya in Kelapa Gading,” said Iriawan.
The police said Andriani was seen watching the package be placed inside one of the rooms in the dorm house. “We watched her for two days until we concluded that she was a suspect.”
The police proceeded to arrest Andriani. Further investigations led police to another location on Jl. Maladewa in Tanah Tinggi, where Kabaka was hiding.
“During his arrest, he fought back and tried to grab one of the officers’ guns. Therefore, we had no choice but to take him down,” he said. (dea) http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/04/26/nigerian-man-shot-dead-in-drugs-bust.html |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 3:55pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: I can prove my assertion but I will not. The fact is a fact whether or not I provide the link. I just wanted to expose your folly in trying to run your country down with ignorance.
#Shame #Shame #Shame You know, you could shut me up once and for all rather than dilly-dallying in this shameless manner. I'm sure you have taken to Google to check, found nothing, then return just so you don't look stupid. Truth is, you've never looked more stupid since this back and forth began. I don't need you to prove something that never happened or existed. The country is already down as it stands, and there is no honour in beating someone who has already fallen. We can only pray that Nigeria get it someday, not with the long-necked, President we have. Until then, I refuse to cloud my judgments with sentiments, whether religious or tribal. It is not difficult in owning up, you didn't think it through when you made that assertion and retracting seems difficult at this point. I understand  |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 2:37pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
CarmelloANGEL: Am surprised this is coming up again. Chloroquine has been banned in the past before in this country, even Atesunate & co. Why are they making a fuss of it again. It was actually banned eleven (11) years ago. It has become an annual exercise ever since. Not sure Artesunate was banned though. We have a directionless government here. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 2:34pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: Negativity and ignorance seem to be your hobbies. If you cannot seek the information, too bad. How interesting! You resort to name calling when you clearly can't prove your assertion. There are more stupid folks on cyberspace, really. Do I need to wait three and half years, out of four, just so to prove this government is up to nothing  For you who has chosen to remain positive, I ask again that you provide a link to prove that Prof. Isaac Adewole indeed performed a surgery as the Health Minister and you rebutted with the same, predictable, shallow minded name branding. I strongly believe we know who the clueless one is between us. Again, provide a link! |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 2:15pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
maclatunji: Stop displaying ignorance. This current health minister also performed surgery in Abuja. You will not listen to news but will have time to peddle negativity. Oga BMC, when was the surgery performed  Do well to supply a link, and don't even thinking of posting a link wherein it was stated that he 'spectated' in the theatre, but championed the surgical procedure. I'm waiting. By the way, there is nothing and there has never been anything positive about this administration. Still waiting for your concocted lies about Prof. Adewole performing a surgery as the Health Minister. |
Romance › Re: Polyamory: Happily Married Couple To Divorce So Girlfriend Won't Get Jealous by Sanchez01(op): 1:47pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
sEGXY2: [color=#009900] White people are usually flexible and open although it can be weird sometimes!
anyways Each mallam to his kettle [/color] This isn't flexibility but madness. Even the so called white folks are complaining on Daily Mail site over this. |
Health › Re: Health Minister, Adewole Bans Chloroquine For Malaria Treatment by Sanchez01(m): 1:45pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
“As a citizen when your healthcare provider prescribes chloroquine or artemisinin monotherapy, say no. Doctors and nurses have been told that chloroquine is no longer useful and that it is wrong to prescribe artemisin monotherapy. For the healthcare provider, do not treat malaria without diagnosis. Says who, nitori Olorun!??  Meanwhile, below is Iran's Health Minister and we are still arguing Malaria
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Politics › Re: Protest In Abraka Over The Activities Of Fulani Herdsmen by Sanchez01(m): 1:40pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
sorority11: you can't solve violence with violence but those cattle rearers should have sense even if they don't they should just pretend as if they have sense Truth is, they can't because they are on a mission. It is no surprise that the craze of a government we have never for once deemed it fit to curb the violent activities of these herdsmen. They encroach like they own the country. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Lady Asked To Submit Winners Chapel Tithing Card For Employment by Sanchez01(m): 1:37pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
I won't just talk before the formatted ones would say the devil is marching against the church. |
Politics › Re: Protest In Abraka Over The Activities Of Fulani Herdsmen by Sanchez01(m): 1:28pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
Nukualofa: This is good. Destroy their cattles if they only know how to kill people Destroying their cattles is the best way to formatting their heads. The one reason I'd be voting against the useless sugarcane of a President come 2019 would definitely be on security grounds. The hideous pole has given his kinsmen the power to become invincible all of a sudden. |
Politics › Re: Protest In Abraka Over The Activities Of Fulani Herdsmen by Sanchez01(m): 1:27pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
Romance › Re: Polyamory: Happily Married Couple To Divorce So Girlfriend Won't Get Jealous by Sanchez01(op): 1:26pm On Apr 26, 2017 |
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/04/25/11/3F953E6400000578-4443102-image-a-28_1493115591957.jpg Sierra (center) admits: 'I was worried that I would be disposable and that this was a phase [Cristina and Benno] were going through. But when I spent time with them I realized what they wanted and feel this was a situation I could work with, so I jumped on board'
Sierra said: 'It was Benno and Christina's idea for the divorce but it won't change anything, it's just who is going to be legally married to who.
'They decided that would be the best way to make sure that I didn't feel disposable. It wasn't my idea but I really don't care whom I'm married to - I love them both.'
Benno said: 'This lifestyle isn't for everyone. There are a lot of people that are monogamous and are happy with just being with one person and that's completely fine.
'Every one of us is different. But before you judge, take a look at our lives and see the benefit of it. I couldn't imagine my life any other way.' http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4443102/Happily-married-couple-pan-marry-girlfriend.html |