shizzy7:
There was another drug trafficker who was also deported and went back to the country again and the police/ immigration service couldn't explain how he got back inside..

Some of them work for their politicians or wealthy citizens. There is always a link.

NairobiWalker:


There are two posts listing the tallest buildings and their owners in Kenya dimwit. Go back to the previous thread and see. Here we don't wait for the Lebanese to build us stuff. Funny how Lebanon - a country smaller than a single city in Nigeria, is owning you like isht.

solbil:
THE TRUTH BEHIND CHINEDU AND KENYAN GOVT SAGA:

Give Nigerian business man
Antony Chinedu what
belongs to him
By Peter Nguli
Updated Wednesday, June 26th 2013 at
00:00 GMT +3
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By Peter Nguli
NAIROBI,KENYA: That Antony Chinedu, the
controversial drug trafficker suspect has
been deported back to Nigeria while he
has cases in court regarding the same
leaves a lot to be desired. That he was
abruptly deported without the Nigerian
High Commission in Nairobi being
informed is even more absurd.
And that he was deported while still
having a case in court regarding his
alleged Shs400 million property in Nairobi
leaves many questions answered.
It appears there is more than meets the
eye. Because we as Kenyans know how
things work in Kenya: money first, others
follow.
Whether Chinedu was a drug-trafficker or
not is not the point here. If he is indeed a
trafficker, he deserves to be deported.
But as Nigerian authorities rightly put it,
the right procedures should be followed.
That is why they are right to ground the
aircraft and its officials. For we wouldn't
wish our citizens to be treated the same
way unprocedurely while in Nigeria.
Nigeria is a good business partner in our
economy especially the Kenya Airways and
diplomatic issues must be handled
cautiously.
Even this is a family issue, videos of
wrangles with his estranged wife
throwing chairs and cups at him as police
watched under full glare of TV cameras in
previous episodes amount to bullying and
intimidation; perhaps because he is a
foreigner. Even foreigners deserve police
protection.
The rule of international law says that he
who commits a criminal offence should
be charged in a court of law in the host
country and be deported after serving a
given sentence, if that is so decided.
Chinedu has lived in Kenya for 18 years,
married a Kenyan woman and has
children. These children will need to
see their dad, it is their right. And Chinedu
may need to be visiting them at some
point as their father, even if he is
divorced.
From media reports, Chinedu claims that
he has property worth Shs400 million. If
this is true, then there is no question, he
deserves at least a share of that property
by law. Chinedu argues that he was
deported because his wife and other
associates want to possess his property.
If that is true, then the Nigerian
authorities must have considered this as
unfair. That is why they have grounded
the aircraft. For it's immoral to deport
someone, even if a criminal, with the
intention of getting his property. No
wonder it was recently reported that a
woman from Central Kenya had hired
goons to kill her husband so she can own
all her properties while others use
pangas.
If Chinedu is a criminal, arrest him and
charge him in court and if guilty sentence
him at Kamiti Maximum Security Prison.
Anyone with two eyes can just sense that
this is a scheme behind the scenes to get
Chinedu's property through the back door
by some powerful forces.
Give Chinedu what he owns and then
deport him or charge him in court and if
guilty he will serve his sentence. If not,
then it is robbery without violence.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/m/article/2000086822/give-nigerian-business-man-antony-chinedu-what-belongs-to-him

68816419:

still lying ...hahahahah Bidco is woned by your masters (Indians ) "Vimal-Shah and family with very little share of ownership by moi family (corruption )family "

Bidco owners join Merali in Forbes billionaires’ list

The survey, which is ranking African tycoons for the third consecutive year, places the wealth of Vimal Shah – the CEO of the edible oil firm -- his younger brother and father at $1.6 billion (Sh137.6 billion).
This placed them at position 18 among the 50 personalities ranked by Forbes, which places businessman Merali at position 48 with a fortune estimated to be worth $430 million (Sh36.9 billion).
http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Corporate-News/539550-2073728-5heu49z/index.html

68816419:


the truth remains that Nigeria produces more electricity than Kenya and would have produced constant electricity if she has few industries and demands like Kenya .
please don't forget , list of the owners of the tallest buildings in Kenya ?

solbil:


we are an indegenous car maker, fact!

We make arms for our military fact!

We now make space satellites, fact!

We make good entertainment you guys are so crazy about, fact!

We make alot of food that is transported to EU and america as well as china, fact!

We make all the cemet we consume in this country, fact!

We make steath navy vessels, fact!

68816419:

Nigga these guys hates Nigerians so much and they r damn lazy they preferred licking Indians asses dry !

solbil:


it appears the guy wasn't even a drug cartel in the first place.

To steal from a Nigerian, all the kenyans have to do is tell the world he is a drug lord. What nonsense!

68816419:


nigger i have checked nothing is their ,please mind listing just he owners of the 3 tallest buildings once more?

mkenya254:


Lol.. We are also an indigenous car and bike maker. See mobius and kibo

Hahaha.. Lol don't even mention agriculture. That is the largest contributor to our GDP. We are the largest producers of black tea in the world and are also very well know for our horticulture. We also produce a lot of wheat, maize, etc. You name it.

We also manufacture our own cement... Lol.

Your locally manufactured faulty weapons must be the reason why boko haram is kicking your ass.. Hehehe

iblawi:


You useless liar.

Not all Ghanaians are connected to electricity and the generate over 2000mw but still have power issues sometimes. Population of Ghana is just above 20 million.

Kenyans are deceiving themselves claiming 2000mw is giving them 24/7 electricity even with a population that doubles that of Ghana.

Reports still shows that most parts of Nairobi still don't have access to electricity.

NairobiWalker:


You forgot to mention "yet we can't provide 24/7 supply of electricity to our citizens"

68816419:


Don't be too sure of your self, we are talking about "Big corporate " bodies such, (banks ecobank,UBA,Fidelity,GTbank......, Dangote and many other individuals businesses)
plus, no Nigerian would stay more than two people in a room we are not Chinese or Indians we are too rich for that, Kenyans police are too corrupt they always ask Nigerians for bribe and if they fail to give them, they tag them as "Drug barons " and threatening to deport them, they see Nigerians and Somalis as "ATM" but sees average Kenyans as "TOO POOR TO GIVE"

solbil:


it appears the guy wasn't even a drug cartel in the first place.

To steal from a Nigerian, all the kenyans have to do is tell the world he is a drug lord. What nonsense!

solbil:


the agriculture issue, we've dealth with it already and we have put it aside because we have proven our superiority over Kenya in that area.

As for BH, we have defeated them and have relocated back to their homes many of the people that were displaced.

Your cars are known no where else, fact! That if at all it is true. Our cars don't only ply our roads, they also ply the roads of other African countries.

As for being the largest producers of anything, we are the world largest producers of cassava, Yam, millet, etc.

NairobiWalker:

.... please, mind listing me the 3 men who f.ucked your mother last?

her husband her husband her husband , Indians ass liker, please how much curry have you licked from those asses

iblawi:


You useless liar.

Not all Ghanaians are connected to electricity and the generate over 2000mw but still have power issues sometimes. Population of Ghana is just above 20 million.

Kenyans are deceiving themselves claiming 2000mw is giving them 24/7 electricity even with a population that doubles that of Ghana.

Reports still shows that most parts of Nairobi still don't have access to electricity.

68816419:


plus imagine a country where only 60% of the population have access to electricity


Kenya’s electricity access rate now at a historic 60 per cent
http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-p0whfa/index.html

68816419:


her husband her husband her husband , Indians ass liker, please how much curry have you licked from those asses

solbil:
same way Kenya can't. And it appears with our 4000mw, we have been able to build a far greater industrial base than the whole of East Africa put together.

It appears that despite that, we have a banking sector larger than the whole of east africa put together.

It appreas that we have a stock exchange far larger than the whole of stock markets in East Africa put together!

What have you done with your erratic power supply?

iblawi:


Don't worry I will post a report that shows the beneficiaries of the slum upgrade renting out their houses and returning to slums.

Secondly, they haven't achieved much in the slum upgrade stuff.
"The most recent phase of Kibera slum upgrading project has 900 housing units, 230 business stalls, a nursery school, a social hall, a youth centre, three solid waste handling sheds, toilet blocks and a boundary wall."

solbil:
same way Kenya can't. And it appears with our 4000mw, we have been able to build a far greater industrial base than the whole of East Africa put together.

It appears that despite that, we have a banking sector larger than the whole of east africa put together.

It appreas that we have a stock exchange far larger than the whole of stock markets in East Africa put together!

What have you done with your erratic power supply?

68816419:


her husband her husband her husband , Indians ass liker, please how much curry have you licked from those asses

68816419:


plus imagine a country where only 60% of the population have access to electricity


Kenya’s electricity access rate now at a historic 60 per cent
http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/kenya-electricity-access-rate-now-at-a-historic-sixty-per-cent-/440808-3307998-p0whfa/index.html

solbil:


the agriculture issue, we've dealth with it already and we have put it aside because we have proven our superiority over Kenya in that area.

As for BH, we have defeated them and have relocated back to their homes many of the people that were displaced.

Your cars are known no where else, fact! That if at all it is true. Our cars don't only ply our roads, they also ply the roads of other African countries.

As for being the largest producers of anything, we are the world largest producers of cassava, Yam, millet, etc.

ianSweet:


I think it would take a long time before Kenya can upgrade Kibera, Mathare and all other Nairobi slums. Kenyans centred everything in Nairobi, leaving other parts of their country to deccay or without economic life.

Take me for instance, i'v been to Lagos only once in my life. I really see no reason why i have to live in Lagos or be connected to Lagos because almost everything i can get in Lagos i can get from Abuja, Kaduna or Jos.

It's so sad that so many people are living in such terrible conditions in Kenya even with all the foreign assistance, NGOs, govt support e.t.c.

NairobiWalker:


Chinedu thought he could con a Kenyan woman like you guys do........lol

.......and we'll continue deporting them until you learn how to build your own country.

ianSweet:


I think it would take a long time before Kenya can upgrade Kibera, Mathare and all other Nairobi slums. Kenyans centred everything in Nairobi, leaving other parts of their country to deccay or without economic life.

Take me for instance, i'v been to Lagos only once in my life. I really see no reason why i have to live in Lagos or be connected to Lagos because almost everything i can get in Lagos i can get from Abuja, Kaduna or Jos.

It's so sad that so many people are living in such terrible conditions in Kenya even with all the foreign assistance, NGOs, govt support e.t.c.

mkenya254:


Lol.. We are also an indigenous car and bike maker. See mobius and kibo

Hahaha.. Lol don't even mention agriculture. That is the largest contributor to our GDP. We are the largest producers of black tea in the world and are also very well know for our horticulture. We also produce a lot of wheat, maize, etc. You name it.

We also manufacture our own cement... Lol.

Your locally manufactured faulty weapons must be the reason why boko haram is kicking your ass.. Hehehe

iblawi:
Nigeria is the largest producer producer of the following crops in Africa :

Rice

Palm oil

Groundnut

Millet

Sorghum

Casava

Yam

Maize

Tomatoes

Chili pepper

Soybeans

Ginger

Okra

Pineapple

Sweet Potatoes

Pawpaw (papaya)

Peanut

Sheanut

Bitter kola

Kola nut

Cashew

Etc

Nigeria is 1 of the top producers of rubber, beans, cocoa, Irish potatoes, plantain, banana, onions, etc


The major food items we import are wheat, rice, sugar and palm oil. Nigeria is still the third largest producer of Palm oil in the world and the largest producer of rice in Africa.

Some people would say they don't know why our economy is so big. Producing food for 180,000,000 people is not a small thing. Agriculture contribute about 40% to the Nigerian economy, oil contribute less than 20%, telecommunications contribute about 7%, manufactured sector contribute 5%, financial sector contribute 3% entertainment sector 1%, etc.

Nigeria can achieve this much without electricity but those with electricity can't even boast of half the success Nigerians have recorded. They come here asking why we are so great while looking at just our flaws.

Keep it up.