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Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 1:53am On Aug 16, 2015
Warris dis?

Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 1:50am On Aug 16, 2015
Mtcheeeeeew!
PoliticsRe: Pigeon Caught Flying Drugs Into Prison (pictured) by sleeknick(op): 5:22pm On Aug 15, 2015
Lalasticlala com and c ohhh!

PoliticsRe: Pigeon Caught Flying Drugs Into Prison (pictured) by sleeknick(op): 5:16pm On Aug 15, 2015
keacy:
where is the pigeon?
See it now
PoliticsPigeon Caught Flying Drugs Into Prison (pictured) by sleeknick(op): 5:11pm On Aug 15, 2015
A pigeon smuggling cocaine and cannabis into a prison in Costa Rica has been caught by guards.
The bird was seen landing in the central concourse of the medium security La Reforma jail, in San Rafael de Alajuela, where it was taken into custody.
The drugs were contained in a small zipped up pouch strapped to the animals chest.
About 14g of cocaine and at least the same amount of cannabis were inside wrapped in plastic.
Costa Rica's Ministry of Justice and Peace released the animal's mugshot under the headline caption "narcopaloma", meaning "drugs dove", and listing the date of the animals detention.
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Realidad7 reported the drugs had a street value of around £180 ($281).
Prison officials said they believe the drugs were destined for use by an inmate who may have trained the pigeon to act as a courier.
Director of the Penitentiary Police, Paul Bertozzi, told Spanish news agency Efe that it showed the need to be vigilant.
"Drug traffickers are using unimaginable ways to achieve their macabre atrocities," he said.
"This (use of a pigeon) is nothing new. In the past (the traffickers) have used cats and dogs to pass drugs to prisoners. Now it seems they are using pigeons to carry in their wares from the outside."
Although it is the first time the Costa Rican authorities said they had come across the practice, it has previously been reported in Argentina in 2013 and Colombia in 2011.
The pigeon was later taken to a zoo where it was expected to remain behind the bars of a cage.
Biologist Oscar Ramirez told Realidad7 that pigeons can be trained to travel several miles with small loads.
During the Second World War, more than 250,000 homing pigeons were used to transport messages between front line Allied troops and top brass, according to the Royal Pigeon Racing Association

PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Has Been 'decapitated': Chadian Leader by sleeknick: 8:51am On Aug 12, 2015
hmm
RomanceRe: The Power Of Indomie And Egg On Nigeria Girls by sleeknick: 8:47am On Aug 12, 2015
God pls grant this op small sense
PhonesRe: An Angry Smartphone User by sleeknick: 8:42am On Aug 12, 2015
nwanne u have sense
RomanceRe: Ladies Pls Help Me 000 by sleeknick: 8:37am On Aug 12, 2015
bring in another boy. an eye for an eye
PoliticsRe: 10 Shocking Fact About North Korea That Makes The Whole World Hate Them. by sleeknick: 8:08pm On Aug 03, 2015
Ira nu. And some naija guys still dey hustle visa to go there
Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 11:04pm On Aug 02, 2015
Lurking....
EducationRe: 11 Useful Math Tips You Probably Never Learned In School!!! by sleeknick: 1:44pm On Aug 02, 2015
Bb
Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 8:07am On Aug 01, 2015
Just Like the Eagle,
You’ll fly. Like Gold,
You will be Valued. Like the Sun,
You shall shine bright. Like the river,
You shall flow unlimited. Like the Palm Tree,
You shall Flourish. and like Money, You shall be Useful. and all our expectations shall surely come to pass as dis month start..
Happy New Month crawlerZ!!!
Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 8:06am On Aug 01, 2015
Ferdybaba:
Hey... Happy new month cc: Eipreel, socialrecluse, Adeoti1.
Thanks man! God bless you
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Nairalanders Living In Aba lets meet here! by sleeknick(op): 7:21pm On Jul 30, 2015
What is dis one saying ... Dem sey see oyinbo u dey say c reverend fada
PoliticsRe: 20 Weird And Crazy Inventions That You Have Never Heard Of Before by sleeknick: 7:18pm On Jul 30, 2015
Yevgeny:
You are a hopeless moroon. So tell me how a pillow will destroy a man?
Na wa. These nowadays kids. U just stay behind ur phone screen to insult people.
Science/TechnologyRe: The Most Mysterious Photographs Ever Captured by sleeknick: 3:22am On Jul 30, 2015
Iskaba
PoliticsRe: 20 Weird And Crazy Inventions That You Have Never Heard Of Before by sleeknick: 3:10am On Jul 30, 2015
Everything man has created would eventually evolve to destroy him.
Technology MarketRe: Infinix Joypad 8s by sleeknick: 3:04am On Jul 30, 2015
Location
Dating And Meet-up ZoneNairalanders Living In Aba lets meet here! by sleeknick(op): 2:58am On Jul 30, 2015
This thread is open for all nairalanders living in abia state and Aba precisely to meet and share contacts so we can help bring the city of aba to the limelight and to let people know that beyond the filth, bad roads and bad government, aba is a fun place to be in and also, a date will be scheduled later on for all nairalanders living in aba to meet physically on a treat that will be hosted by me. I hope to see you all soon.
Nairaland GeneralRe: A Thread For Night Crawlers. (late Sleepers) by sleeknick(op): 2:48am On Jul 30, 2015
I just crawled in.... Oya! Roll call. If u see ur name indicate wit a sign.

1. Lalasticlala 10. Adeoti01
2. Ishilove 11. Haibe
3. Introvert 12. Lyntiffany (wey my job?)
4. Romme2u
5. asscb 13. Ferdybaba
6. Goldendr 14. Nneka
7. Agapechris 15. Qbd2
8. Gurgle
9. Eiprell

.....those that wherent mentioned, u have not paid your dues...go and sleep. We want to crawl

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