Tpia!!

Tpia!

mama-gee:

Who is Nues Ashawo?

Hey Is this the same Mama-gee who asked if there is a Cinema in Abuja? Guess not, that must be MUMU-gee   

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-365633.0.html

Oh tpia. . . No not again, thought we settled the last time I know where u live.

@Godmother, check ur inbox ASAP!

Hurt ke?! Abeg I no dey ooo. . . . .I just go peep "who's online" come catch Adrenaline dey view ur profile. . .I don comot o!

Adrenaline, why u dey view Oloshi's profile? Abi u wan set am up?

Godmother:

Attention seeker

C'mmon Godmother, your Godson is not seeking attention and btw, this is a VERY old thread. . .When I was still very young

@Spikedcylinder

I'm not a clone! . . . .https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-364740.0.html#msg5110480

hymen:

Nice one Amaka. . . is that your real picture in your profile?

Hey no one cares about your sexuality. . .  Well, guess she's only into bananas Plantain

Last year? you mean 2008 or 2009?

dayokanu:

Did you say fair? I smell PDP.

Why France that wasnt seeded directly was indirectly seeded by placing them in a group with South Africa

@Dayo, thats part of the fairness, the only way to compensate them for not seeding them

This is a very fair draw in all respects, Kudos to FIFA!!!!

I know y'all gonna get defensive.

Apologies to Tpia and Sjeezy8, was just pissed.

Last post on this thread. . . I'm outta here!

sjeezy8:

SHUT YOUR silly ASS UP

if its not a tribal thing then why did you state tribes when they didnt state it in the article you fuckin ode

Now u Arrow. . .if u got problems with assimilating what u read, then I cant help you. U hungry for a di0ck? U cant get me cos I dont do guys so look for your equals.

tpia.:

them no born you well.

You spew pro whatever crap and let me deal with you.

Are you one of those bastard Yorubas kissing Igbo ass?

You dont want me to throw them away? Then buy new and better ones. . .Those ones are no good.

@Tpia,

U'r living up to ur worth. . .Next time u come on here and spew rubbish pro-Yoruba crap. . .I'll personally throw away those toys cos they're compressing your grey matter.

@Sjeezy, Ffs!  we are not talking about street boys or gangs here.

Person hustle open Nightclub  as a business man and had to close shop cos he went broke. The flippin bastard dey do yahoo yahoo. . .No fit use brain and just dey plot wickedness. And u'll give me the bullshit that u're the most read and most sophisticated crap. . .Keep that shit in you shithole, cos its not gonna flush!

My sentiments exactly, Asians don't do that. They'll rather make money off other races.

Aloy~Emeka:

Where did you see Yoruba man in that story?

I thought this nueso Awusa is a Yoruba lady?

Dude, try Ctrl + F and search for Temitope Iyiola in the thread. Na the bastard drove the Car to rob a Naija man!

Beaf:


Kai! Et tu nues aweso?
Tribal war to follow. . .

Oui Beaf!

No need for tribal war. . .I be Yoruba boy but we need to tell these fools the truth and beg them to stop messing us up in Jand!

Haba Kilode? Na only their Papa build M1 or London underground?

What is wrong with all these Yoruba boys



Four people are being sentenced on Friday in connection with a violent robbery and a car chase which ended with the death of a police officer.


The death of Gary Toms shows to us the potential dangers the officers I'm leading are facing on a daily basis

Sir Paul Stephenson
Pc Gary Toms, 37, died in hospital on 17 April this year as controversy was raging about the death of newspaper vendor Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson highlighted Pc Toms' sacrifice at a briefing to reporters about the Tomlinson case.

He said: "The death of Gary Toms shows to us the potential dangers the officers I'm leading are facing on a daily basis.

"I feel a sense of pride in the courage and dedication of Gary Toms. It's a tragedy for his family and I have met his wife, mother and mother-in-law."

Pc Toms joined the Met in January 2002 and in November 2008 he moved to specialist firearms unit CO19 where his commanding officer said he was known for his "sense of humour and professional attitude".


See map of the crime scene

His death followed a sequence of events which began in the early hours of 11 April this year at Onyedika Chukwuma's home in Dagenham, east London.

Mr Chukwuma had run a nightclub, Gem, in the Isle of Dogs and had employed a barmaid, 21-year-old Mary Fowler.

She had been sacked in October last year and the club later closed but six months later she contacted him and said her "cousin", James, was visiting from Sweden.

Mr Chukwuma agreed to go out with them that Saturday night and they ended up at Club Afrique in Canning Town.



Sacked barmaid Mary Fowler tried to rob her former boss
But the night out was simply a ruse and Fowler and "James" - who was in fact a friend, Mansour-Jacques Jallow - were intent on robbing Mr Chukwuma, who they believed kept a large amount of money at his home.

At five in the morning they arrived back at the house but Jallow immediately claimed he was hungry and got a taxi to a fast food restaurant.

Lyall Thompson, prosecuting, said that around one hour later there was a knock on the door and Jallow said: "It's me, James".

Mr Chukwuma opened the door and was confronted by Jallow and around six other men, who were wearing balaclavas.

They yanked the door open, pushed Mr Chukwuma to the ground and began kicking and punching him.

'Where's the money?'

He also got the impression Jallow had a gun.

The gang demanded to know where he kept "the club money" but he said all he had was what was in his wallet.



Jallow (left), Iyiola (centre) and Anti-Taylor face jail sentences
After ransacking the house - stealing the wallet, a camera, camcorder and laptop - the gang fled and got into a silver Chrysler hatchback waiting outside.

Fowler, who up until that time had not taken part in the robbery, also ran off and got into the same car.

Mr Chukwuma staggered outside, noted down a partial registration number and phoned 999.

Around 40 minutes later, the car was spotted in Romford Road, Stratford, by a police Armed Response Vehicle (ARV), which contained Pc Toms.

High-speed chase

They followed the car as far as Great Eastern Road, where Pc Toms and another armed officer got out, aimed weapons at the car and ordered the occupants to get out.

One of them did but the car sped off.

Mr Thompson said the ARV team left the man, prioritised the car and chased after it.

A chase through residential areas at speeds of up to 72 mph followed, with the robbers going through several red lights and narrowly missing pedestrians, said Mr Thompson.

Eventually the driver, 19-year-old Temitope Iyiola, drove into a cul-de-sac, Ashlin Road, where he was briefly cornered before managing to force his way past a police vehicle.

It was around this point Pc Toms suffered a fatal head injury.

He lived a full life which held no regrets

Clair Toms, Pc Tom's widow
Following an inquiry by the Met's collision investigation unit it was decided that no criminal proceedings should be brought in relation to Pc Toms' death.

A police spokesman said: "The incident was treated as a tragic accident with Pc Toms suffering severe injuries after being jolted out of his seat inside the ARV."

An inquest is to be held in January.

His life support machine was switched off six days after the incident and his widow, Clair, paid tribute to him.

"He lived a full life which held no regrets and we are extremely proud of all that he achieved in his lifetime," she said.

Following his death, more than 4,000 people joined a group on the social networking website Facebook to pay tribute to him.

Footprints

Shortly after Pc Toms was injured, Iyiola collided head-on with another police car but the two officers in that vehicle only received minor injuries.

Iyiola, Fowler and Jallow - who were in the car - were immediately arrested.

A fourth man, 19-year-old Austin Anti-Taylor, who had got out of the car earlier, was later charged after his fingerprints and footprints were found inside the house.

Jallow, 26, later pleaded guilty to robbery.

Iyiola admitted fraud - the Chrysler had been bought with a cloned credit card - and dangerous driving.

Fowler, Iyiola and Anti-Taylor all denied robbery but were convicted by a jury at Snaresbrook Crown Court, which was deliberately not told about Pc Toms' death for fear this might prejudice its verdict.

Detective Chief Inspector Mick Broster said: "Although there is no suggestion the defendants were directly responsible, our thoughts remain with his family as undoubtedly this court case will have brought back to them the events of that night."

The four have all been warned to expect custodial sentences when sentenced on Friday.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8305805.stm

Beaf:

Pardon my manners, that was raw bad bele against Ghana. Not nice.

. . .But

But what? You're probably sad that Ghana could easily contain your MEND right? MENDing days are fast coming to an end. Ghana will no longer tolerate Nigeria's mess. . . . They are ruthless and mean business and that may be what we need afterall.

Thank you Big Brother. We really need your support at this very difficult time. We'ld make it up in the future.

Ghana returns Nigeria oil tanker after pirate attack

A hijacked Nigerian oil tanker that was intercepted by the Ghanaian navy is being returned to Nigeria.

A BBC correspondent in Ghana said the ship was hijacked off the Nigerian coast near Lagos last week and captured by the Ghanaian navy after a chase.

He said all the pirates got away and one member of the 29-strong crew, a chef, was found dead, badly beaten.

Pirate attacks have been on the rise in West Africa. Last week, an oil tanker by attacked off Benin.

The International Maritime Bureau says there were some 100 pirate attacks in West Africa last year.

The tanker, the African Prince, belongs to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company and was thought to be carrying more than 5,000 tonnes of refined oil.

Nigeria is one of the world's biggest oil producers but has a major problem with oil theft by crime syndicates in the oil-producing Niger Delta region.

Ghana's defence ministry says the ship is being escorted back home by the Nigerian navy.

The rest of the crew - 22 Nigerians and six Pakistanis - have been helping the Ghanaian authorities with their investigations.

Following the recent pirate attacks in the region, Ghana says it is strengthening its maritime security.

The IMB says attacks in West Africa usually take place while ships are at anchor or close to coastal areas, unlike in eastern Africa, where Somali pirates strike ships hundreds of miles out to sea.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8389284.stm

Dude, if you think SR has broken the law, make some money for yourself. . . Sue them to court, easy init?

@Eziachi, some of your finest comments I've ever read. Keep it up.

It's definitely not going to be business as usual anymore. To Offsprings, relatives and well wishers of our national treasury; we know you. . . we know where you live. . . You are now within our reach. Thanks to Freedom of Information!

If na by face, nobody go give u job oo. . . well, except Otunba Ghadaffi. See face, abi u dey plan to rob vault?