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Politics › Re: BIAFRA: Cleanse White House Before Moving In, Probe Obama – IPOB Tells Donald Tr by sweerychick(f): 9:58am On Nov 20, 2016
Lies! Can't believe IPOB will be that stupid grin
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Celebrates His 59th Birthday Today by sweerychick(f): 8:16am On Nov 20, 2016
Happy birthday my true hero of democracy, your leadership skills definitely defined Nigeria. Only bad elements ruined your administration, you may not have been the best, but one thing is for sure you are far much better than your successor. If not anything you accommodated all Nigerians kiss
Politics › Re: Between Drug Peddlers And Their Sponsors..... My Take By Sweery Chick by sweerychick(op): 11:04pm On Nov 19, 2016
AntiIPOOP:
Those people no dey hear word na, it's in there blood.
. Well not all igbos kiss
Politics › Re: Between Drug Peddlers And Their Sponsors..... My Take By Sweery Chick by sweerychick(op): 9:19pm On Nov 19, 2016
AntiIPOOP:
99% of those executed abroad for selling drugs are Igbos.
and that is why this madness of get rich quick must stop embarassed
Politics › Re: Between Drug Peddlers And Their Sponsors..... My Take By Sweery Chick by sweerychick(op): 9:05pm On Nov 19, 2016
AntiIPOOP:
Igbos
what happened to igbos?
Politics › Between Drug Peddlers And Their Sponsors..... My Take By Sweery Chick by sweerychick(op):
It's no longer news that many young Nigerians have lost their lives due to drug related offences especially in Asian countries, the recent being one Mr obioha who was executed in singapore yesterday after being found guilty of drug trafficking and related offenses. his Death didn't come as a surprise because many have suffered a similar fate as there are thousands of Nigerians facing similar charges in those countries and many on death row. Mixed reactions trail over the social media network when such news hit the internet, especially here on nairaland forum. We see alot of comments from different perspectives, some are quick to condemn his country, while others are quick to condemn his ethnic group and so on, but the fact is no matter what human lives must be respected. Please don't get me wrong, I strongly respect the laws of these countries while strongly condemning the act of drug trafficking. It pains me that many choose to follow this ugly part all in the name of get rich quick syndrome exhibited by these people mostly in the southeastern part of Nigeria since all drug offences are linked to them according to the phantom name checkers association.
The million dollar question is why traffic illicit drugs to a country where drug trafficking is punishable by death? Is more like a suicide mission knowing fully well about the outcome.
Well here's what I observe, most of these drugs peddlers are just errand boys for the main drug barons, only few of them are aware of what the get themselves into. Majority of these drug pushers come from very poor background, they are ignorant of those countries and their laws, to them obodo oyibo is all about hopping into a plane and leaving their respective countries, some don't even know what a visa is. They are being lured by drug barons with the promise of huge fortune, their family members are not even aware of what they're going into because they feel that help is on the way for them due to the lies and deceit of these drug barons. It's similar to all those suicide bombers that are being brain washed by Islamic extremists. I remember sometime in 2009 a Nigerian teen was executed in Malaysia because he didn't know that he was carrying cocaine, according to him he was only trying to help a friend deliver a package to someone else in the country. Pathetic!!
[b]What can be done to curb this growing act?
[/b]It's impossible to stop drug trafficking due to the lust for wealth, in fact as I am typing this I am pretty sure that many young Nigerian men are preparing to travel to Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia etc to do this illicit business. It's heartbreaking but again what can you do, people choose to follow their path to them it's all about being smart. The thing is let our government agencies responsible for drug trafficking and related offenses step up their game. I know many officials have been compromised because they are well paid by the drug barons so they all put a blind eye to their job. Really pathetic! If they can go after those drug barons and create a tougher penalty for drug offenders I believe it will put drug trafficking in check. Secondly they should sensitize the public especially the less privileged about the dangers of drug trafficking. intending passengers also that want to visit other countries should learn about their laws so as not to get into trouble. Let them not accept anything from a stranger especially in the airport, always check your baggage and make sure it's secured in other to avoid it being tampered with. Airlines also should scrutinize all intending passengers, so to check drug traffickers.. Remember Nigeria is our country and our pride. Lets help make Nigeria a better place to be and a positive image to the world..

Cheers..
Sweerychick
Romance › Re: Check Out This Peni*s Museum Which Has 282 joysticks Of Different Shapes And Sizes by sweerychick(f): 9:58pm On Nov 18, 2016
We actually have one here in Nigeria, and that's the National assembly tongue
Romance › Re: A Lady Proposes To Her Boyfriend In The Street (pix) by sweerychick(f): 5:59pm On Nov 17, 2016
undecidedeww, can't even beg a guy to marry me tongue.. Before haters will eat me alive, I don't have anything against this lady it's her life..
Crime › Re: Man Says Thief Burnt In Lagos "Deserves To Die" by sweerychick(f): 3:13pm On Nov 17, 2016
Peacetemi:
Just look at the awful mentality of these people.
Do you think there aren't far worse criminals than these in foreign countries? Especially in the United States
There are loads of serial killers, rapists, and horrid paedophiles.

But when they're caught, they still hand them to the police.

Nigeria is a disgrace to humanity!
my dear pray for Nigeria, I understand that guy, when you fall a victim to these people you feel the same way the both feel, even though I condemn thier act but I don't totally blame them for their gruesome act, I blame our security services
Romance › Re: Should I Go Ahead In Sending Money To Her by sweerychick(f): 7:05am On Nov 17, 2016
funkyibodude:
Hello nairalanders, I need your advice on this matter cos I've been reluctant to do this. I have a female friend, we dated sometime ago when we were both in college, though there was no intimacy involved. She got married about 2 years ago, and we seldom keep in touch just as friends. her husband is aware that we keep in touch because she told her husband about me and he's cool with it. But the problem is anytime she calls me she complains alot about her hubby being too stingy towards her. She keeps telling me that her husband doesn't carter for her financial needs, and that it frustrates her so much, and last month she brought up a discussion about doing her postgraduate and her husband turned down the request, she said it's really pissing her off because she's tired of being a house wife and she wants to have something doing since getting a job is frustrating her. So she begged me to help her with some money (about 40k) to help process her transcript and purchase masters form, I asked about her family members whether they too can help her out financially and she said that no one is willing to give her money, that they keep telling her she's married and it's her husband's duty to do so thus I am the only friend she can reach out to, I'm willing to give her the money, but my fear is her husband, whether he'll be pleased about it, I don't want to cause any rift between her and her husband, due to the fact that he's not in support of the masters program. And I know that my friend she's a bit stubborn when issues like this come up. So please guys what's your take on this issue?
Mature advice only!!
Crime › Re: Photo Of Nigerian Deathrow Convict, Chijioke, Who Will Be Executed This Friday by sweerychick(f): 10:48pm On Nov 16, 2016
lailo:
They are very industrious, ubiquitous, adventurous,enterprising, creative, desperate and enviable.There is something that is a BUT in there lifes ----- DRUG DEALING!!!!Hit likes if u can decode this tribe.
shut up!, have respect for peoples life undecided. Well at the topic I hope he has given his life to Christ and it'll serve as a lesson to others that wish to join this illicit trade cry
Romance › Re: Should I Go Ahead In Sending Money To Her by sweerychick(f): 10:37pm On Nov 16, 2016
I don't think you should, but if you wish well be ready to bear the consequence huh
Romance › Re: Should I Go Ahead In Sending Money To Her by sweerychick(f):
Winnelyn:
send to me also undecided
he needs advice not soliciting undecided
Business › Re: Prices Of Goods, Services Hit All Time High In October by sweerychick(f): 4:06pm On Nov 16, 2016
Angelb4:
Ibo people hold meetings to increase prices of some items. It's a matter of time...Nigeria will soon be good.
why blame Igbos? What have they got to do with the economy
Politics › Re: "Tinubu And APC Governors Behind Akeredolu" - Okorocha by sweerychick(f): 3:48pm On Nov 16, 2016
VampireeM:
What a Clown. Rochas Okorocha should go worry about the mess he created in Imo state and leave Ondo state campaign.... Imagine him campaigning on APC and their internal squabbles instead of telling us APC and Aketi's strategies and developmental plan for Ondo indigenes.
May the best man win.
seriously I'm beginning to dislike this Man angry
Romance › Re: Guess Who Is The Sexiest Man In The World? by sweerychick(f): 10:00am On Nov 16, 2016
Mr ibu kiss
Romance › Re: Can A Lady Get Pregnant When A Guys Pre Cum Liquid Touch Her Vagina? by sweerychick(f): 10:48pm On Nov 15, 2016
If he never released inside you, then you are free..
Romance › Re: Hello Landers, Lets Murder English by sweerychick(f): 10:24pm On Nov 15, 2016
Tajbol4splend:
Your English sucks, you have really murder it
can you not saw that we is murdering English smiley
Politics › Re: Breaking: Ghana’s Ex-president Kufuor Is Dead by sweerychick(f): 10:22pm On Nov 15, 2016
Woo. What killed him huh
Politics › Re: The Official Portrait Of Godwin Obaseki, Governor Of Edo State by sweerychick(f): 3:54pm On Nov 15, 2016
Cute kiss
Romance › Re: Hello Landers, Lets Murder English by sweerychick(f): 2:52pm On Nov 15, 2016
Open the air let the window come in tongue
Health › Re: Doctors Remove Nails, Pens, Spoon From Stomach Of Woman With Medical Conditon by sweerychick(f): 2:28pm On Nov 15, 2016
AlexCk:
She must have some kind of eating disorder,
To us, those things are weird to ingest, infact those things are unimaginable, but to her, it's kinda "sweet and pleasurable " to ingest it.

Finally eh, the human mind is soo complicated, the fact that it can make us do some pretty crappy things is scary lipsrsealed
yea, it's called pica disorder...
Politics › Re: What's The Meaning Of Afonja by sweerychick(op): 11:44am On Nov 15, 2016
TheNonce:
Go and ask your father!
why not tell me lipsrsealed
Politics › Re: What's The Meaning Of Afonja by sweerychick(op): 9:10pm On Nov 14, 2016
lipsrsealed undecided lipsrsealed
Politics › What's The Meaning Of Afonja by sweerychick(op):
Please what is the meaning of Afonja? I keep hearing afonja this afonja that, is it an ethnic group in Nigeria or what?
Health › Re: I Lost My Friend To Chronic Kidney Disease, His Last Whatsapp Chat With Me by sweerychick(f): 12:21pm On Nov 14, 2016
lordreigneth:
There are many other ways one can get a kidney disease....not smoking and drinking alone
The list are endless

1.Too much salt in the diet

2.Too much protein in the urine

3.High sugar level

4.High blood pressure

5.smoking

6.Too much alcohol

7.delaying your urine in the bladder often(Nature calls)

8.Lack of sleep

9.poor diet

10.poisonous bite

11.Not drinking Enough water

12.Too much intake of pain relieve medicine such as ibrufen,ibupain etc

13.Wrong medication

14.self medication

15.Untreated infection

16.Not doing a regular medical check up


I pray none of us shall fall victim of kidney disease its not an easy thing to battle with
even blood transfusion, a friend of my ex lost his kid bro when the accidentally gave him a wrong blood, the blood damaged his kidneys and left him in dialysis for months, before he died eventually due to lack of funds. His parents have been left devastated since then, though the sued the management of the hospital.. cry cry
Politics › Re: Buhari, Donald Trump To Attend Emeka Offor’s Father's Burial by sweerychick(f): 11:07pm On Nov 13, 2016
BrutalJab:
Afonjas will surely cry blood today.
my dear this news is the biggest joke of the century, I just believe it was crafted by the media to make ridicule of the southeast embarassed
Politics › Re: Jonathan Tells Americans To Stop Protesting Against Trump. Nigerians React by sweerychick(f): 7:19pm On Nov 11, 2016
TonyeBarcanista:
Where was this man when NDA was bursting pipeline in Ijawland?

Where was Jonathan when politicians turned Rivers state to Rivers of blood?

Where was Jonathan when Shia were killed by his government (in 2013) and Buhari government in 2015 simply because they did peaceful procession?

Jonathan, please mind your business! You have no opinion in American Affairs.


Aproko
you are really pathetic and disgusting embarassed
Politics › Re: Donald Trump Snubs Buhari, Calls Other World Leaders by sweerychick(f): 2:15pm On Nov 11, 2016
Please where do you guys get ya news undecided
Politics › Re: "Donald Trump May Pull US From Fight Against Boko Haram In Nigeria" - Soyinka by sweerychick(f): 11:41am On Nov 11, 2016
LordAdam:
Rubbish!

Typical Afonja.

When the US denied Nigeria arms, stopped Israel from selling us arms, coerced Saudi Arabia to deny us access to fly our arms across their airspace, all under GEJ, was that the support the US gave to us?

How about the US stalling, and waiting for Oritsejafor to address Congress before designating BH as a terror group?

Always like changing history.

Or is it the paltry millions they gave to MNUTF or the scrap mine sweepers they donated to us that we should be happy about!

The US can shove it's support where the Sun does not shine.

We were doing fine with the T72 tanks from Russia, the South African mercenaries, and our gallant men, until they foisted a seni.le terrorist on us who released boko haram commanders in exchange for phantom Chibok girls. Today, we've lost gallant men like Col. Ali that expelled terrorists from Baga and the days of steady killing of our soldiers are back.

We know the silly game 'em Obamas and Clintons were playing. Trump may not be perfect, but we know he is no Obama or a Clinton. And that's a plus in our book.

We'd send these terrorists to the great beyond with or without their help. We've done it before. We'll do it again.

Their plan to demonize Trump over here has failed already. Obama foisted Buhari the failure. Both himself and Clinton are dead to us. As he leaves the White House, let him not use the Negro race to score cheap points. Because he failed Africa (from Nigeria to Libya to Egypt). He should align with his Muslim heritage. His name is Hussein, ain't that right?!

-Lord
I love you kiss
Politics › Re: "Donald Trump May Pull US From Fight Against Boko Haram In Nigeria" - Soyinka by sweerychick(f): 11:34am On Nov 11, 2016
ovadozes:
All of you insulting Prof. Soyinka should take a chill pill, we all have our political differences, I supported Trump (even though its none of my business) but I cant insult Soyinka, none of you can stand where Prof stands
no one is insulting him, rather he's making a mockery of himself.. He should just keep quiet cry

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