₦airaland Forum

Broderly:
Is dis available for 3.1m? Serious buyer.....

Bossforeva:
Are you selling the car or are you creating an awareness that 2011 E350 exists?

Nathj:
Hw much ? Ps inbox me more pix. tjdecappelle@gmail.com

inspiredm:
Oga Seun, The Iphone 6 is the Most Powerful Phone In the World Yet.

Yinkatolu: what's d milage pls

hamzeiy: ARMS SMUGGLING JET CAUGHT WITH
$10MILLION IN SOUTH AFRICA LINKED TO
CAN PRESIDENT, AYO ORITSEJAFOR :
BREAKING NEWS
n investigation by SaharaReporters has
revealed that a
Nigerian private jet caught in Johannesburg
with $10
million belongs to Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, the
head of
the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).
Mr. Oritsejafor is
also a close confidant of President Goodluck
Jonathan.
Ayo Oritsejafor
The CAN leader’s private plane with US
registration number
N808HG was one of two jets cited by South
African officials
on September 5 Mr. Oritsejafor's jet arrived
South Africa
with $9.3 million cash loaded in several
suitcases. News of
the seizure of the cash broke over the
weekend, triggering
questions about the ownership of the jets
and weapons they
intended to purchase.
Nigerian aviation authorities disclosed that
one of the jets
belonged to Pastor Oritsejafor while the
second one was
registered to Felix Idiga, the owner of Jafac
Aviation Limited.
Two Nigerians and an Israeli defense
contractor, Eyal
Mesiaka arrived in the jet when they were
accosted in South
Africa authorities. A South African source
disclosed that Mr.
Oritsejafor's jet was released after top
Nigerian officials
intervened, claiming that the weapons to be
purchased had
the official blessing of the Nigerian
government. The jet
arrived with two plastic suitcases and two
hand luggages
with combination locks only known to the
Isreali contractor,
according to CityPress
Earlier today, SaharaReporters rang the
mobile telephone
number of Mr. Idiga. At first, he pretended
and claimed that
he was the Aide De camp to Mr. Idiga. But
when our
correspondent identified himself as a
reporter from
SaharaReporters, he owned he started
answering questions
relating to the issues but claimed the jet we
published on
our site wasn’t his own. Asked if he knew of
another private
jet named in apparent arms buy in South
Africa, he asked
where we got our information after we read
the jet
registration number to him. He then denied
that his jet was
involved, before hastily hanging up the
phone.
Challenger 600 private jet with registration
number N808HG
We were unable to reach Pastor Oritsejafor
before going to
press...no wonder the catholics left the ungodly man of "god "

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Asking N10.5m

Thanks
CCars.

smartchoice: OMG....is it you or something you ingested...



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lomomike: Is this comment joke or you mean to pass a silly insult?

lomomike: @ Bolded, where did you get this falacy from?