slimmy05:
This is sure not the best way to stop drugs. I strongly believe they know the drug kingpins, why haven't they gone for them rather than kill the messanger?

tucky200:
Ehya..I hope other crooks will learn from these

MKO4ever:


So even with the:
hundreds of our people being killed daily by Boko Haram
Nigerians killed in South Africa
Women died in accident after visiting our 1stshepopotemuslady
Corp members that died during the last election
Police in US killing black men for no reason
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I am surprised that the death of drug convicts pains you more than the innocent life being lost on a daily basis[/s]

maleGirl:
nawa o,and you make me weep(sobs). So you think FTC is only being used only on NL? Nawa o,u dey FB? U dey 9jabaze? U dey naijaloaded? U dey peperonity? (Ao sad)



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Holatunde007:


I get mad @u just because u posted that on the wrong post
That. Post Is mainly for sincere condolences "shotigbo?"

EggovinMma:


There is seriously no need for this.

sexymoma:
And people think this is the hardest way to die...
I say no.. cos you have the opportunity to repent and ask God for forgiveness
Cos they all knew when death would take dem away...
Unlike sleeping and not sure one would wake up the next day... No chance for forgiveness


Rip to the dead
The most painful part is they are still gonna arrest, jail and execute the adamant ones who has refused to learn

maleGirl:
wow ao did u cancel that persons comment? #CuriousDead



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EggovinMma:



Are you new?
If you are, you will first highlight what you want to cancel ([s]normal cluck and drag method) then you click the third 's' symbol after the 'B' and the ' /' symbol.Thats all.
Now help me cancel what I just wrote[/s].

maleGirl:
yes sir "shotigbo"



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RaptorX:
I can bet you that the organs of the executed men especially the Africans among them have been removed and only a shell stuffed with newspapers is being buried.

All these Asian countries remove the organs of condemned criminals and sell them on the international organ market which is now more lucrative than the narcotics business.

The organs of a black man fetches the highest price than any other race of people, a lot of the young men in the US killed in so called gang shootings, why they are always killed with head shots, have their organs removed without their families knowing.

RaptorX:
I can bet you that the organs of the executed men especially the Africans among them have been removed and only a shell stuffed with newspapers is being buried.

All these Asian countries remove the organs of condemned criminals and sell them on the international organ market which is now more lucrative than the narcotics business.

The organs of a black man fetches the highest price than any other race of people, a lot of the young men in the US killed in so called gang shootings, why they are always killed with head shots, have their organs removed without their families knowing.

RaptorX:
I can bet you that the organs of the executed men especially the Africans among them have been removed and only a shell stuffed with newspapers is being buried.

All these Asian countries remove the organs of condemned criminals and sell them on the international organ market which is now more lucrative than the narcotics business.

The organs of a black man fetches the highest price than any other race of people, a lot of the young men in the US killed in so called gang shootings, why they are always killed with head shots, have their organs removed without their families knowing.

jascon1:
honestly ur spelling alone is a kingpin

nnafather:
So, Tinubu escaped?

coolhamid:

See what "get rich or Die tryin" syndrome has led them to....

Legit Work Pays...

princeofpeace22:
the wages of sin is death

FlirtyKaren:
Indonesia brushed aside last-minute appeals yesterday and executed eight people including 4 Nigerians convicted of drug smuggling in their country. Photos of the dead being buried and details from their last minutes on earth have now been revealed.

According to the pastors who were with them in their final hours, reformed Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran and their six fellow death row prisoners refused to wear blindfolds and were singing as they were executed by a 13-member firing squad in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

The eight men chose to face their executioners and spent their last minutes of life praying, praising God and singing songs including Amazing Grace.

On Wednesday morning, Pastor Christie Buckingham - who read Chan and Sukumaran their last rites - said the eight death row inmates walked out onto the killing field singing religious songs in the moments before they were executed.

Pastor Buckingham said the men conducted themselves with 'dignity and strength until the end'. Another pastor, Karina de Vega, said it was a 'beautiful experience'.

'It was breathtaking. This was the first time I witnessed someone so excited to meet their God,' Pastor de Vega told Fairfax.

Nigerian Martin Anderson chose to be buried in the West Java town of Bekasi, and fellow Nigerian Raheem Agbaje, wanted to be buried in the East Java town of Madiun where he had been a prisoner. Indonesian Zainal Abidin is to be buried in Cilacap. The wishes of two other Nigerians — Sylvester Obiekwe Nwolise and Okwudili Oyatanze — have yet to be made public.

Indonesian Attorney General Muhammad Prasetyo confirmed at a news conference hours after the deaths had been widely reported that each of the eight had been executed simultaneously at 12:35 a.m. (1735 GMT) by a 13-member firing squad. Medical teams confirmed their deaths three minutes later, he said.
"The executions have been successfully implemented, perfectly. All worked, no misses," he said of the deaths of two Australians, four Nigerians, a Brazilian and an Indonesian man.

Prasetyo also dismissed concerns that Indonesia had done long-term damage to bilateral relations through the executions. According to him:

"It's just a momentary reaction. What we're doing is carrying out court decisions."

He said that the message was "do not try to smuggle drugs in Indonesia, because we will be harsh and firm against drug-related crimes."
dis realy worth crying for

http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/04/coffins-bearing-bodies-of-dead.html

Mc4larin:
This is what we're supposed to be doing to corrupt politicians in Nigeria!

Holatunde007:
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Young man be mindful of what u post, don't give claims u can't substantiate

irunoobo:



WICKED COUNTRY

maleGirl:

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Holatunde007:

What part of the country are u frm self? Ur reply shuld be "Motigbo" not dat shotigbo

EggovinMma:
I am totally in tears.Been long since felt this much anguish deep down my throat.Will i be able to feel happy today? I doubt it.

Damn! I just remembered the aluu4 massacre, oh dear! Opening this thread and following this topic was a huge mistake. My curiosity just got the best of me!

FlirtyKaren:
Indonesia brushed aside last-minute appeals yesterday and executed eight people including 4 Nigerians convicted of drug smuggling in their country. Photos of the dead being buried and details from their last minutes on earth have now been revealed.

According to the pastors who were with them in their final hours, reformed Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran and their six fellow death row prisoners refused to wear blindfolds and were singing as they were executed by a 13-member firing squad in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

The eight men chose to face their executioners and spent their last minutes of life praying, praising God and singing songs including Amazing Grace.

On Wednesday morning, Pastor Christie Buckingham - who read Chan and Sukumaran their last rites - said the eight death row inmates walked out onto the killing field singing religious songs in the moments before they were executed.

Pastor Buckingham said the men conducted themselves with 'dignity and strength until the end'. Another pastor, Karina de Vega, said it was a 'beautiful experience'.

'It was breathtaking. This was the first time I witnessed someone so excited to meet their God,' Pastor de Vega told Fairfax.

Nigerian Martin Anderson chose to be buried in the West Java town of Bekasi, and fellow Nigerian Raheem Agbaje, wanted to be buried in the East Java town of Madiun where he had been a prisoner. Indonesian Zainal Abidin is to be buried in Cilacap. The wishes of two other Nigerians — Sylvester Obiekwe Nwolise and Okwudili Oyatanze — have yet to be made public.

Indonesian Attorney General Muhammad Prasetyo confirmed at a news conference hours after the deaths had been widely reported that each of the eight had been executed simultaneously at 12:35 a.m. (1735 GMT) by a 13-member firing squad. Medical teams confirmed their deaths three minutes later, he said.
"The executions have been successfully implemented, perfectly. All worked, no misses," he said of the deaths of two Australians, four Nigerians, a Brazilian and an Indonesian man.

Prasetyo also dismissed concerns that Indonesia had done long-term damage to bilateral relations through the executions. According to him:

"It's just a momentary reaction. What we're doing is carrying out court decisions."

He said that the message was "do not try to smuggle drugs in Indonesia, because we will be harsh and firm against drug-related crimes."

http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/04/coffins-bearing-bodies-of-dead.html

maleGirl:
okay sir'ai "motigbo"


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maleGirl:
okay sir'ai "motigbo"


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Holatunde007:

Funny indeed.......what's ur BB handle will be nice to hav some chat wt yew

maleGirl:
R.I.P

Wow FTC on my first day of joining NL

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