csamii:


FYI, I don't support/defend criminals either do I say encouraging words to mor0ns. You're the one that invited a low life in your house. You're the one that befriended a criminal so that says much about you. I would have gone attacked your tribe but in all my existence, I've found out that one can't change human stupid!ty.

Ps: Changing the title of the thread ain't my concern and it looks lame.

Someone who came pretending as a good Christian, I thought I was helping someone. I left my house 8 am and return by 6pm, at times 7 or 8pm. I never knew it's a crime to help anybody from the Eastern bloc of Nigeria.
Now I am foolish because I helped yo brother whom I felt needed help? God bless u and I will be so glad to post his picture showing his new look (madness) because I will take my revenge soon.

Iykopee:



OBJ ur brother, uncle, father and grandfather is the biggest roque in Nigeria. Still, u havent chased him away to show ur tacit support for decency. Aren't u defending thieves as well? Or shud i mention Tinubu to show u how criminals abound in ur locality?

ahahahahahahahahaha, always chasing shadows. Who told u I am Yoruba? I am not and will never be. I am a proud son of the ND and I make bold to say "Biafra is fraud and will never see the light of the day"

Iykopee:



The guy stole ur mumu lappy and toiletries huh? Omo u be the coolest idiot in the league of liars.

and to think he left town without u goin back to the same shop where u met him says alot about ur foolish write up. Quit trolling on NL with ur foolish monicker.

His name is Chiebuka Akabusi, he attended Holy Ghost Grammar School, Owerri, he from ISIALA NBANO LGA. Go to his Facebook page and see my message there if u think I am lying. U guys always shield thieves from Dasuki to Saraki to Metuh, Diezeni, FFK and what have you.
What is your business with my moniker? Is that the reason your Nnamdi Kanu sent his brother to come and robbed after the help. Criminally minded people

dimieprincess:

That is why I said u r just coming online. The topic initially was " Mtg Story with an ungrateful Igbo man". The Op was admonished to stop generalizing and he apologised. He removed the word Igbo from the thread after the apology yet your kinsmen refused to caution themselves. He later edited it to have this current heading.

Pls don't mind them, this is their life style. They defended Dasuki, FFK, Metuh, Dokpesi, Diezeni and co, they are known for defend thieves.

Igbos stop spreading nonsense
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/alleged-murder-army-colonel-not-god-killed-suspect/

csamii:


Foolish boy! Just because you had an imaginary encounter with a man you claim to be igbo, you decided to insult the whole igbo nation. You are very daft and I guess that was the reason you got duped by a low life.

You see you and your kinsmen problem, u r just coming online and all u could do is to take side.
I just edited my thread to spite u guys more. I never had this heading in the first place but your kinsmen pushed me to do this. I reported what happened to me and instead saying encouraging words to me, they ended up insulting me because the culprit is an Igbo man. His mother just called me that she will make sure I son returns my properties whereas, u low life Igbos are here exposing yourselves not knowing that you guys are surreptitiously telling the world your life style.
You defended Dasuki, FFK, Saraki, Metuh and what have you, are guys know for defending thieves?

quid:

^

awon olo oshi, leave me alone and face your Nnamdi Kanu problem. I am a Jonathanian so I can't blame my hero but all I know is that Biafra is like an HIV infested woman. I am forced to withdraw my support haven found out her status amidst my strong support for it before it's too late

blues20:


Please, can you kindly explain the meaning behind your moniker. I mean no harm

That is my private life dear, I chose my moniker and it is in line with Chapter iv of the Nigeria Constitution which among others entails freedom of expression

blues20:


Tinubutoto, your monika sha. I wonder if Tinubu get toto.... You can track him down using his close friends, if has any. Your certificate is important. You've got to retrieve it.

Godless your mother for given birth to a brain like you and not the nitwits above you

quid:
Very nice Igbo song

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr1xAlF8ggw

see yo brothers in action, from Enugu to Kaduna. Biafra my foot, Holy ghost fire Baifra (IPOB & MASSOB)

CHIJIOKE1314:


So you are now the one consoling him out of this heart breaking situation he is into..

His boyfriend ran away with his property, that's normal between GAY lovers..

This is another gay story,
are u sure u r not the Chijioke named in this story?
Dss pls come to nairaland oh, the killer of the Colonel is here.

quid:
Just consult Lie Mohammed for more empty talk

Like chiebuka like #Quid

Trut:


Go back and read the first paragraph of your thread, you will see that you generalised the Igbos in the crime. Also, your responses so far shows that you bear grudge for the Igbos.

I amended my paragraphs and the topip, apologised yet the Igbos refused to accept my apology. They felt I can't bite back, I am ready for the millions of Biafrans on nairaland. Go through my earlier responses and see if I did apologized

quid:

Ok now I understand.
You are a dull@distic card-carrying member of PDP.

It is all clear now. . .

Another of your brother news is here
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/alleged-murder-army-colonel-not-god-killed-suspect/

quid:

LMAO
you sound like a frustrated Oshio-dull@rd

Mr. dullard, I am a card carrying member of PDP so stop exhibiting your diarrhea mouth in social media. Anybody that disagrees with your flat head is now an APC member?

Trut:


As par your last statement above.

You hate the Igbos but you don't want them to achieve Biafra, isn't that foolishness?

I never hated the Igbos until this incidence as per the response from Igbos on this issue. None of them has condemned the dubious and ungrateful act from their kinsman, instead they left the issue at hand. I agreed I was wrong by generalizing the issue to all Igbos, I subsequently apologised and amended my heading yet they refused to condemn the act. Tribe full of pride and dubious acts.

PhilemonObende:
I remember when I was duped by a fellow yoruba man named Mr 'Timothy Ogunpehin' at Ikeja as I tried to buy the e-goods and Liberty reserve that he sells,about 5 years ago.

Where that criminal dey sef?

I am not Yoruba so carry yo madness go another thread.
All those criticising my moniker, how is that your business? Freedom to express myself and none of you flat head thieves can take that right away from me until you amend the constitution, especially Chapter iv of the Nigeria constitution.
kapish

Ndjones:

You must be a fool for quoting me. How much is a used laptop that will make an Igboman close his shop. Your brain needs to be scan.
Just look at his username, you will know that he is not a serious human being

Madness, who are you to asked me to stop quoting you? If you are that powerful, why not go and liberate your Nnamdi Kanu? They just caught another of your brother in Kaduna for stealing, kidnapping and murderer.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/alleged-murder-army-colonel-not-god-killed-suspect/

Foolish Igbos, look at the way they left the topic and antagonizing me. I now see the reason why the Yoruba and Hausas call u guys flat head. Let's assume it's a second hand laptop, is it an excuse to be this ungrateful? The idiot was a sales boy to his master and as am writing this, people are in a fight with his boss that he ran away with their money.

Biafra will never be achieved because u guys are rogues

I have sworn never to help even a dying pregnant woman because this life is wicked to the good people.

rheether:
Lwkmd Juju man.

U r laughing out loud at your co nairalander for the mishap against him instead of you to console with me

pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

this is his Facebook account "Chiebuka Akabusi", he attended Holy Ghost grammar school, visit it and see my post to see if I am cooking this story up.

pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

I have edited the heading, trust u r ok now. I never did that to upset your shallow and abusive mindset

mightyhazell:
Dats the reason I prefer to help ppl from afar! Op u cud av just given him wot u can afford without taking him in. Moreover u don't knw him fom adam.

Be careful next time,..plus the way u wrote 'igbo guy' leaves a lot 2 be desired. U cud av just said,..a guy u met. His tribe,(which is by the way my tribe) didt cause him 2 be a ccriminal(that is,assuming all u said is true sha).

I'l suggest u go lay complaint in the nearest police!

Thanks for candid advice, for your sake let me edit the heading.

pimpchi:
So to what end is this your ethnically biased story? Na mumu dey worry you.

I need your advise, kapish.

I have being hearing so many stories about them but I never took them serious, I went as far as supporting their dream Biafra until one of them I helped rendered me helpless. I got my accommodation through him and we became so close that people felt we are brothers. His name is Chiebuka Akabusi, from Imo State.

The story of how I met him goes like this.I was posted to Akwa Ibom and house here is extremely expensive. I rented a self contain for 175, 000 and I went to his shop to buy cotton and pillow. I was with a friend and we were lamenting about how expensive self contain in Uyo could be. While we were lamenting about that, this ungrateful fellow interjected and told us there is a more affordable one just opposite his shop. He took me to the land lady, it was for a paltry sum of 120, 000 so I agreed to rent it. I went back to the land lord for the earlier one I rented and the good Ibibio man refunded the money.
After two months, this Chiebuka Akabusi guy and myself became friends for the fact that I was new in town. I passed on most of my cloths to him because he was looking so tattered. At a time he came to me, telling me he had accommodation problem. I asked him what he is going to do? He said he will rent another one but his money is not complete yet; I asked him to come and stay with me until he is able to get the complete money.
We became so closed along the line that I saw him as my brother. Last week Friday, I was meant to travel to Bayelsa for a marriage and I gave him the key to my house. I did that because I was compassionate about his plight that if I should locked my door, he will have no where to sleep. On Sunday 12th June, 2016, I called him and said I was on my way. When I got home, I discovered that he wasn't in the house, I called him asking for my key. He asked me to check a place that the key is there, I collected the key from where he kept it. Guess what happened, I opened my house and the first place I looked was where my laptop is usually placed. It wasn't there and I felt he has gone out to charge it since there was no light. I entered the kitchen and met my kitchen so unkempt. At this point I was so infuriated, I entered the bathroom and not even his sponge was there. I looked for his bag but to no avail and I told myself the worst has happened. I opened my wardrobe and half of my cloths are gone including shoes, shirts, singlets, trousers, laptop (Macbook) that is just 3months old, certificates etc. The ungrateful fellow went away with my toiletries, belt and what have you.
Thereafter, I tried his number but none was going. I asked myself, what have you done to yourself but no one was there to answered me. I called his brother in law but I was told to stop calling that, he is not Chiebuka's parents. I became so confused that I had so many answers running through my mind. One of them was to go diabolical and make this ungrateful boy's life miserable. Another is to go to the extent of taking his life.
Thirdly, to wipe out his family via diabolical means.
My greatest surprise is the attitude of his kinsmen here in nairaland over the issue at hand.

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MARITIME UNIVERSITY, OKERENKOKO AND NEGOTIATION WITH NIGER DELTA MILITANTS: IYC BLAST ROTIMI AMAECHI AND
COMMEND IBE KACHIKWU
The Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) Worldwide condemns the reckless and false comments made by the Minister of Transportation,
Mr. Rotimi Amaechi about the establishment of the Maritime University, Okerenkoko and negotiation with Niger Delta militants
at a town hall meeting organized by the federal government at Uyo, Akwa Ibom State on Monday, June 13, 2016. However, we
strongly commend the pro-Niger Delta position taken by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mr. Ibe Kachikwu. At the said
meeting, Mr. Amaechi falsely stated that Nineteen Billion Naira was used to acquire an empty plot of land for the establishment
of the Maritime University, Okerenkoko and that he is not part of negotiation with militants in the Niger Delta region. Mr.
Amaechi’s comment about the acquisition of land for the setting up of the Maritime University, Okerenkoko is completely untrue,
totally wrong and deliberately made to justify his unpopular and anti-Niger Delta opposition to the establishment of the
Maritime University.
For the purpose of records, we wish to state the facts relating to the Maritime University as follows:
1. The permanent site of the Maritime University is at Okerenkoko town in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South West Local
Government Area and the land for this site was acquired from the Okerenkoko Community at an amount less than Two Billion
Naira.
2. After work commenced at the permanent site, the Federal Ministry of Transportation approached Chief Government
Ekpemupolo who owned a diving school at Kurutie, another community in Gbaramatu Kingdom to acquire his private diving
school to be used as temporary site for the Maritime University.
3. It is important to note that this Diving school at Kurutue was an existing school with state of the art facilities and structures
completely built. In response to the request of the Ministry of Transportation, Chief Ekpemupolo did his own valuation and
arrived at about Fifteen Billion Naira, while the Ministry of Transportation did its own valuation and arrived at Thirteen Billion
Naira. The completed diving school was then sold to the Federal Ministry of Transportation at the valuation done by the
ministry.
4. Therefore, it is deliberate mischief for Mr. Amaechi who is now the Minister of Transportation and has access to all relevant
documents to claim that land for the Maritime University, Okerenkoko was acquired at nineteen billion naira to justify his
unreasonable and unpopular opposition to the establishment of the Maritime University, Okerenkoko. The land for the university
was acquired for less than Two billion naira contrary to Mr. Amaechi’s claim. It was the temporary site, which is a completely
built up land with structures and world class facilities that was acquired for about thirteen billion naira, which again is far less
than Ameachi’s nineteen billion naira claim.
5. The IYC is of the strong view that Mr. Amaechi is aware of the facts but only deliberately misrepresenting facts to justify his
anti-Niger Delta position.
6. We strongly condemn Rotimi Amaechi’s anti-Niger Delta position and commend the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mr. Ibe
Kachikwu for standing with the people of the Niger Delta region and endorsing the development of the Niger Delta region. Mr.
Kachikwu clearly demonstrated to the world that he is a worthy son and representative of the Niger Delta people.
7. It is surprising that Amaechi who opposed former President Jonathan for not developing the Niger Delta region is now
leading efforts to undo the Niger Delta region in the present administration.
8. We wish to also state that Amaechi’s opposition to negotiation as a way out of the renewed militancy in the Niger Delta
region shows that Amaechi is against the success of the Buhari administration. The IYC know as a fact that it is some top
federal officials and party chieftains of Niger Delta origin in the Buhari administration like Amaechi who are against negotiation
with militants and stakeholders that are frustrating government efforts to resolve the present hostilities.
9. We call on President Buhari to completely disregard the claims of Mr. Amaechi on the Maritime University, Okerenkoko and
on moves to settle the renewed militancy in the Niger Delta region. Amaechi’s position is not in the interest of the federal
government.
Signed for the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), Worldwide:
Eric Omare,
Spokesman.

Source: www.GbaramatuVoice Newspaper
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Shameless he-goat

It's a pity that Fayose has destroyed my party by bringing on this idiot in the first place.

gocac:
Foooooooolssssssss talking....! Goodluck was president for 6yrs, he did nothing about maritime university until 2 hours to leave office, nothing called development visited the niger Delta.. Port harcourt international air port was abandoned by the ijaw man...yet there was no gun shot, no ijaw man ever critized him because his there brother. Today the whole of south south has no standard airport.... Shame... I say shame on all of you..! He refused to clean up ogoni because ogoni is not an ijaw land... Yet they call him their hero. Today everybody is calling for the head of buhari and amaechi..... Bombings everywhere...today there is an Ordinary minister just less than 2yrs, that does not want to develop Niger delta.. Because amaechi Is Not ijaw.as I write this, I. Write with tears flowing down..because Nigeria might never recover from ethnic sentiments! Shame...Shame....

You just exposed your shallow thinking. Who told you the university was established 2yrs to go, it was announced in 2012 and was to be located at Okoloba but they disagreed and later moved it to Okerenkoko. The structures are ready at Okoloba, it was Tompolo's greed that made them moved it to his Local Government