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Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by darejem4real: 7:31pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
Sorry RIP IN ADVANCED |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nkemdi89(f): 7:34pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
JayJustus:Haha bros I didn't say everyone na, but I said some. Are you from ihitte or uboma dis one wey u wan bash me .if you dey come town. From ur village abeg help me buy dry fish frm malaysia market. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by funky555(f): 7:57pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks:is a pity dat dey culdn't wait 4 Gods rite time in dere life 2 shine...imagine hw dey will perish like chicken bcuz of lng throat |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by totoisgud(m): 8:08pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
chinco19: This is an excerpt abt Indonesia-American relationship 4rm Wikipedia. The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and its predecessors have provided development assistance to Indonesia since 1950. Initial assistance focused on the most urgent needs of the new republic, including food aid, infrastructure rehabilitation, health care, and training. Through the 1970s, a time of great economic growth in Indonesia, USAID played a major role in helping the country achieve self-sufficiency in rice production and in reducing the birth rate. Today, USAID assistance programs focus on basic education, democratic governance, rebuilding after the tsunami, economic growth, health, water, food, and the environment. Improving the Quality of Decentralized Education In October 2003, President Bush announced a $157 million Indonesian Education Initiative for 2004-2009 to improve the quality of education in Indonesia. This initiative is a cornerstone of the U.S. Government assistance program in Indonesia, directly responding to Indonesia's priorities and reflecting a joint Indonesia-U.S. commitment to revitalize education for the next generation of Indonesia's leaders. Managing Basic Education (MBE) Since 2003, this project has worked with local governments to strengthen their capacity to effectively manage basic education services in 20 districts/municipalities in East and Central Java, Aceh, and Jakarta. MBE is also working with 10,000 educators to improve the quality of teaching and learning in grades 1-9 through in-service teacher training, community participation, and the promotion of school-based management. MBE directly reaches 450 schools, 20% of which are madrassah, and 140,000 students. Through dissemination of good practices, teachers from 2,000 additional schools received training last year. Decentralized Basic Education (DBE) The Indonesia Education Initiative will increase the quality of basic education in primary and junior secondary schools, both public and private, and focus on three results: (DBE1) Local governments and communities more effectively manage education services; (DBE2) Enhance the quality of teaching and learning to improve student performance in key subjects such as math, science, and reading; and (DBE3) Youth gain more relevant life and work skills to better compete for jobs in the future. Opportunities for Vulnerable Children This program promotes inclusive education in Indonesia. Children with special needs such as visual impairment are provided the opportunity to be educated in public schools. Replicable models are being developed to expand the reach of the program. Sesame Street Indonesia A new Indonesian co-production of the award-winning television show targeting young children is being developed and produced by the Sesame Workshop in New York with local Indonesian partners and USAID funding. Millions of Indonesian children will be better equipped to start school. The first season is scheduled to air in mid-2007. Effective Democracy and Decentralized Governance This objective aims to support democratic reforms by supporting effective and accountable local governance, addressing conflict and encouraging pluralism, and consolidating national-level democratic reforms. Mitigation of Conflict and Support for Peace USAID remains a key donor working to mitigate conflict and support peace in conflict areas, such as Aceh, Papua, Sulawesi, and Ambon. Assistance activities focus on: conflict resolution/mitigation; civilian-military affairs; livelihoods development in conflict areas; drafting and monitoring of relevant legislation; and emergency and post-conflict transitional assistance to conflict affected persons. Anti-Trafficking In Persons USAID's anti-trafficking programs work closely with the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and civil society groups in policy making, program development, victim support, and dissemination of information which will contribute to reducing the trafficking of women and children in Indonesia. Justice Sector Reforms Through the Democratic Reform Support Program and Justice Sector Reform Program, USAID's current Justice Sector programs provide technical assistance and training to judges, prosecutors and staff members at the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, and the Attorney General's Office. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesia%E2%80%93United_States_relations D above is just a small part. U can follow d link 2 read more abt d Indonesian-American relationship. U can not compare d support of d Americans with d profits dat 1 or 2 multinational Indonesian companies r getting 4rm 1 branch (Nigeria). Besides dis is not racism or like d xenophobic attacks in south Africa 2 warrant such an action. D only situation I believe should warrant such action is if Indonesia prevents Nigerian companies from operating with d ease their companies operate over here. These guys smuggled illegal drugs 2 a foreign land. They knew d consequences of d action if caught & they were caught. America is able 2 negotiate well 4 her citizens because of d importance of American aid. Wud u count Indomie & other Indonesian companies operating in Nigeria as aid? That is business because indomie & other companies operating in Nigeria r taxed. Lets get our facts straight. The people with blame r d Nigerian Gov't. They can't provide stable electricity, good health care system, good roads & other basic infrastructure & amenities 4 their people even when we r blessed with natural resources talk less of helping convicted felons abroad. Pls blame d Nigerian gov't and not Indonesia. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by quickly: 8:08pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
1stola: ur a clown Without Sellers there can be no buyers. just like if u dont see prostitute walking up and down the street nothing will tell u to call her. So their presence/ activites is a nuisance. Unless r just arguing Everywhere in the world there is a ban on heroin or gbana as they call in in Naija Once taken that person is rendered useless for at least 3 or 4 days and then after that the addicition is so bad that u can kill your brother for money just to take another hit. Ordinary cigarette is addictive heroin is a 10000 times addictive and ur saying heroin is an analgesic, u see thats the problem with nigerians, so are u saying those guys smuggled heroin to take it to the hosptial? If u like u self carry am swallow na O.Y.O u dey. Them asian go use ur body do dog food after hanging If u also like Try am for saudi arabia just know will be a headless man when them gbab u I no know no dey 2 Likes |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Ormorlehwah(f): 8:08pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
Hmmmmmmmmmm |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by totoisgud(m): 8:11pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
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Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by JayJustus(m): 8:16pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nkemdi89: glad I'm not a lagooner...but you saying that most people in Malaysia, Indonesia and even "Singapore" are doing shyte is very distasteful...not everyone is and most of the ones you find we all know where they come from...hahaha...the Venezuela of Nigeria...the lagooners themselves...I didn't state where they from I guess you can figure it out since they are your brothers from different mums |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nkemdi89(f): 8:20pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
JayJustus:Bros leave matter o dis particular lga I mentioned I can count over 20 ppl doing shits over there in malay but who cares? People back home are only interested in the end result which is money. Ask me how am privy to know all these facts . |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by 1stola: 8:39pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
quickly:I don't argue with stubborn ignorant foóls. Go and do your research on heroin first b4 u continue spewing trash. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by lazinny(m): 9:11pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
I dnt understand how they have been convicted snc early 2000s jst to be executed now |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Nobody: 9:16pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks:Supporting a crime makes you a criminal. Asians don't play with their laws and they always punish offenders accordingly. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by adorablepepple(f): 9:46pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks:Loool u got me laughing 1 Like |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by JuanDeDios: 9:46pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks:Nobody deserves to be executed. Say no to the death penalty for anyone and for any crime. Nigerians aren't special. Besides, Nigeria has the death penalty, so we don't have the moral high ground on this. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by omojeesu(m): 9:59pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks: Really? Pls let's have references. Thank you. This is really unfortunate! I wonder what effort our government made. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nduchucks: 10:10pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
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Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Nobody: 10:48pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
nduchucks: Why not the drugs they smuggle destroys lives, a lot of lives you do the crime you do the time. Nothing to get worked up over, not like you intend to carry drugs so let them worry themselves. Someone told me a friend of mine was busted in Mauritius till I saw the pix should I feel bad for him, no because he was sponsored to Mauritius so he never suffered. Quick buck mentality obviously |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by iamord(m): 11:00pm On Apr 26, 2015 |
totoisgud:If u really know who the Indonesians are. You will not want to get in to trouble with them . if u See what they are doing to paupa new ginuea. . It's a perfect example of modern genocide |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by shadrack17: 12:13am On Apr 27, 2015 |
This is a lesson to Nigerian overthere . RIP |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by JayJustus(m): 1:44am On Apr 27, 2015 |
nkemdi89: yes...you know 20 people yes...now tell me where this 20 people are from?? you know 20 people...do you know how many Nigerians are here?? do you know how many Nigerian expatriates are here?? Do you know how many nigerian business men and women here? take note the ones doing shit are your brothers and don't run away from the truth...in fact they are the ones doing shit all over the world cos your people believe in fast cash, fast cars everything fast...wonder why y'll bride price is like national budget |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nduchucks: 1:49am On Apr 27, 2015 |
pcguru1: Alchohol has and continues to destroy lives as well, but we don't run around and murder people who sell it. I am not here to justify drug trafficing but to express my displeasure at the way Indonesia applies its laws unfairly when the lawbreaker is an African and Nigerian in particular. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by ideykwum: 1:49am On Apr 27, 2015 |
Actually, it's 2 for SE, 1 for SW, and 1 nondescript (could be from any other place including Edo state) kombats: |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by chachanga: 5:22am On Apr 27, 2015 |
nduchucks: Hmmmn, not sooo fast....? Cool down small... if according to their law, the penalty for a crime such as drug trafficking is death, then so be it. Stop sounding as if they hate Nigerians. Bn Nigerian doesn't mean you shld go to anoda man's land and commit offences punishable by death.. While you might be right, you need to know just how much foreigners have aided and abetted corruption (which is a crime btw)in Nigeria, operating businesses without safe practices, risking lives and actually causing preventable accidents and deaths of citizens with their shoddy penny-pinching ways....yet, Naija govt keeps quiet, nor be so? Bilateral relations calls for reciprocity of "favours, courtesies and progressive cooperations" between countries; it shouldn't be too much if some of those guys are extradited to come serve their sentences here or had capital sentences commuted to jail-terms. U fit kill ur citizens anyhow if rehabilitation means little to you, but other country's ccitizens? Observe some decorum |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Nobody: 5:31am On Apr 27, 2015 |
The Indonesians should review the death sentence penalty for mere smuggling of drugs. According to international law, the death penalty should be reserved for the most egregious crimes (e.g. murder). I hope some international pressure would force the Indonesian government to review their penal code to that effect. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nkemdi89(f): 7:11am On Apr 27, 2015 |
JayJustus:Bros take it easy am not from the east, what am trying to tell u is dat if only me knows at least over 20 people within thesame lga going to malaysia for poo stuffs, then you supposed to know the numbers of most of our citizens there doing illegal things am not a tribalist an the point I was trying to point out to you is the attitude of get rich syndrome exhibited by most of our people in diaspora. You likely won't blame them because most succumb to pressure from families the moment you set your foot on foreign soil due to their incessants demand from people in the homefront. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by Nobody: 7:29am On Apr 27, 2015 |
nduchucks: The analogy is a bit wrong. Alcohol doesn't have a cartel controlling its affair. Check Mexico drugs has ruined the community. But I get your point. But you must know that Indonesia almost executes Indonesian drug smuggler. Anyway rest in peace to the peeps. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by jaydee87(m): 7:36am On Apr 27, 2015 |
said I won't be harsh towards certain issues but look at this now our brothers on death roll even after pleading for prison they still gave them death sentence and here we over look Indians, Palestinians, Iranians who go against human right and let them go scout free. look at the Indian man that mercilessly beat up a pregnant woman working for him to the extent she lost the pregnancy and nothing was done to him, another case was when Iraqis were fund guilty of importing spoilt consumables into the country nothing was done too. think its time we start dealing with them too.. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by cecegorz(m): 8:40am On Apr 27, 2015 |
Seventeen:We can start now to change things. I'm not saying they shouldn't be jailed for criminal offences, what I'm against is death penalty for possession of few kgs of white substances. Jail them, destroy their passports, deport them, but DEATH? NAH! We have to start showing that Nigerians lives matter, it's a mind game we need to play to build up that patriotic spirit that is already dead. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by hahn(m): 8:41am On Apr 27, 2015 |
Bollinger: Lol |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by mikolo80: 9:08am On Apr 27, 2015 |
FastShipping:our government that allowed 10-15000 people to die at boko's hand ba our govt that killed 15 immigration job seeekers grow up |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by logica(m): 10:20am On Apr 27, 2015 |
pcguru1:The analogy is not wrong. When alcohol was banned during the Prohibition Era in the US, cartels also controlled the distribution of moonshine (illegal alcohol). Moral of the story is; whenever a substance is made illegal, you are creating a group of rich criminals. |
Re: Photos And Profiles Of The 4 Nigerians To Be Executed In Indonesia by nduchucks: 11:47am On Apr 27, 2015 |
chachanga: I do not link the killing of Nigerians abroad to anything or try to justify it in the sorry manner you've done above. My position is simple, No Nigerian should be executed overseas, fullstop! It is even worse when the laws applied in carrying out the murder is misapplied. |
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